Spanish vocabulary · 16 words
Spanish numbers from 0 to 15
Spanish numbers are regular and phonetic, so once you can say them you can spell them. These are the numbers the course teaches first, enough for prices, ages and phone numbers.
Good to know
- Uno becomes un before a masculine noun: un café. With a feminine noun it is una.
- Eleven to fifteen have their own words (once, doce, trece, catorce, quince), and from sixteen the pattern becomes dieciséis, diecisiete.
Zero to ten
| Spanish | Meaning | Audio |
|---|---|---|
| cero | zero | |
| uno | one | |
| dos | two | |
| tres | three | |
| cuatro | four | |
| cinco | five | |
| seis | six | |
| siete | seven | |
| ocho | eight | |
| nueve | nine | |
| diez | ten |
Eleven and beyond
| Spanish | Meaning | Audio |
|---|---|---|
| once | eleven | |
| doce | twelve | |
| trece | thirteen | |
| catorce | fourteen | |
| quince | fifteen |
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