H P Roychoudhury says
Counting in Spanish starts like that , uno, dos, tres, cuatro, cinco, cinco, seis.
learn to count in Spanish one to ten, count from one to a hundred in Spanish
learn to count in Spanish from one to a thousand , learn to count in Spanish from one to a million in Spanish and beyond! It follows like : : 0cero (say-ro), 1 : uno (oo-no), 2 : dos (dose), 3 : tres (trace), 4 : cuatro (kwat-ro), 5 : cinco (sink-o),6 : seis (saze), 7 : siete (see-yet-eh), 8 : ocho (och-o),9 : nueve (new-eh-veh) 10 : diez (dee-ace)
anisetta says
Here is the spelling, patterns, and some of the equivalent pronunciations that may be useful when learning how to count in Spanish:
1) Uno
2) Dos (those)
3) Tres (dress)
4) Quatro (quatro, a software brand)
5) Cinco (zink-o)
6) Seis (
7) Siete
8) Ocho
9) Nueve
10) Diez ( like saying "yes" but replace "y" with "th")
Once you get pass eleven (11) you can recognize a pattern that complements the first ten numbers. For example 12 (doce) starts the same as 2 (dos) but we add an upside down e (phonetic alphabet) at the end so it sounds something like (those-[/upside down e]).
11) Once
12) Doce
13) Trece
14) Catorce (this is an exeption)
15) Quince (this is also an exception)
16) Dieciseis (diez y seis) (compound of two words; 10 & 6)
17) Diecisiete (Diez y siete) (same as above)
18) Dieciocho (diez y ocho)
19) Diecinueve (diez y nueve)
20) Veinte (this is a new word)
21) Veintiuno (veinte y uno) (again, compound of two words, 20 & 1)
22) Veintidos (veinte y dos)
23) Veintitres (veinte y tres)
....
30) Treinta (a new word)
31) Treinta y uno (compound of two words, 30 & 1)
......
40) Cuarenta ( a new word)
41) Cuarenta y uno (compound of two words, 40 & 1)
..... and so on
50) Cinquenta
60) Sesenta
70) Setenta
80) Ochenta
90) Noventa
100) Cien....
it is fun to count, math is fun!!!!
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