Numbers in Spanish

Here are the cardinal numbers from 1 – 30 in Spanish. The rules for larger numbers in Spanish are explained below.

1 – uno
2 – dos
3 – tres
4 – cuatro
5 – cinco
6 – seis
7 – siete
8 – ocho
9 – nueve
10 – diez
11 – once
12 – doce
13 – trece
14 – catorce
15 – quince
16 – dieciséis
17 – diecisiete
18 – dieciocho
19 – diecinueve
20 – veinte
21 – veintiuno
22 – veintidós
23 – veintitrés
24 – veinticuatro
25 – veinticinco
26 – veintiséis
27 – veintisiete
28 – veintiocho
29 – veintinueve
30 – treinta

The Numbers 31 – 99 in Spanish

The numbers from 31 to 99 in Spanish are formed like this: tens place + y + ones place

For instance, 31 would be treinta y uno, or 45 would be cuarenta y cinco.

Here are the tens places:

30 – treinta
40 – cuarenta
50 – cincuenta
60 – sesenta
70 – setenta
80 – ochenta
90 – noventa