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Spanish Numbers: How to Count From 1-100 - Busuu
In this guide, you’ll learn the Spanish numbers 1 to 100. We’ll teach you how to pronounce Spanish numbers, plus give you an easy-to-use Spanish number chart.
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twelve - Translation to Spanish, pronunciation, and forum discussions
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Don Quijote
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Spanish Numbers. Learn Numbers in Spanish 1-100 | don Quijote
Even when there are some exceptions in the way to form them, their construction follows rules that will allow students to learn them easily. Here are the Spanish numbers: 1 - uno · 2 - dos · 3 - tres · 4 - cuatro · 5 - cinco · 6 - seis · 7 - siete · 8 - ocho · 9 - nueve · 10 - diez · 11 - once · 12 - doce ·
List of how to say the name of numbers (i.e. eleventh, Twelfth)
They're called ordinal numbers , and as far as I know people seldom use them past 10. You can find longer lists via google if you search "Ordinal number spanish". More on reddit.com
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August 4, 2015What are the correct ways to say 12 AM and 12 PM in Spanish?
The question I was supposed to answer was “¿A qué hora es el almuerzo?”. They said it was at 12 pm. So I wrote “El almuerzo es a las doce de la tarde.” But they said it was supposed to be “El almuerzo es a las doce del día.” Shouldn’t both work? I would never use "tarde" for 12 pm. For me "tarde" is always used some time after lunch. The most natural answer here in Spain would be "El almuerzo es a las 12 de la mañana" because we start having lunch after 13pm so we consider 12pm still morning. But technically 12pm is already noon so in other countries "El almuerzo es a las 12 del mediodía" is more correct. This is fine in Spain too and can be used, so you could stick to this answer as the correct one. But I would avoid "tarde" here anyway. On the other one I got wrong, they gave us times and we were supposed to say what time it is. It said 12:00 am. I put “Son las doce de la mañana.” It was corrected as “Son las doce de la noche.” Before this, I thought that de la mañana = anytime in the AM, de la tarde = PM before dark, and de la noche = PM after dark. Is this incorrect? I know that the other ways to say 12 PM and 12 AM are “mediodía” and “medianoche” but why were my answers wrong? I do consider 12 AM night not morning, so I guess de la noche makes sense, however the correct answer for 1:00 AM was “Es la una de la mañana.” Is it not correct to say de la mañana until 1 AM? I think of 1 AM as night as well. You use "de la mañana" after 12 AM but you don't include 12 AM. 12 AM = de la noche 1 AM = de la mañana As a side note. In some countries (Spain, Chile, maybe there are more) we use the 24 hour system and rarely use the AM/PM system when writing. More on reddit.com
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February 24, 2021Seeking Schedule Advice: B1 to C1 in 12 Months
Just an FYI, you should be using your "free"time to experience Spanish. And that includes having your wife speaking to you in Spanish as well. She's actually you're biggest asset for getting to C1 level. Study alone will not get you to C1 even though you'll be living in Colombia. You need to be amongst the ppl. I dare say you really don't even need to "study" Spanish once you move there. I'd suggest getting hobbies or continuing the hobbies you do have and doing them in Colombia amongst the local community Ex. (Martial Arts, Chess, Sports, Gym, cooking classes, dance classes, language learning, video games, etc) do any hobby you wish but in Spanish. If you go to church, go to a Colombian church. Watch colombian TV & Movies. I'd say unless absolutely necessary, try to not do anything in english while you're there. With full immersion, I'd say you could be C1 level in 1 to 1.5 years. Good luck tho. You'll achieve your language goals in due time. Have fun in Colombia More on reddit.com
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May 26, 202212 European country flags in the style of Spain
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October 10, 2021Language Drops
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What is the Mexican Spanish word for "Twelve"?
Are you wondering how to say "Twelve" in Mexican Spanish ? "Twelve" is the equivalent to Doce in Mexican Spanish, and I’m pretty sure you’ve heard it many times before already. It’s also good to know, that Once means "Eleven" in Mexican Spanish, as well as "Twenty" is Veinte.
SpanishDictionary.com
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12 in Spanish | English to Spanish Translation - SpanishDictionary.com
There are twelve eggs in a dozen.Hay doce huevos en una docena. A noun is a word referring to a person, animal, place, thing, feeling, or idea (e.g., man, dog, house).noun ... (m) means that a noun is masculine. Spanish nouns have a gender, which is either feminine (like la mujer or la luna) or masculine (like el hombre or el sol).(M)
Memrise
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How to say twelve; 12 in Spanish (Mexico) - Memrise.
Learn how to say twelve; 12 in Spanish (Mexico), how to say it in real life and how you can use Memrise to learn other real Spanish (Mexico) phrases.
Dhgate
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A Simple Guide to Spelling and Pronouncing 12 and Beyond
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Collins Dictionary
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Spanish Translation of “TWELVE” | Collins English-Spanish Dictionary
6 days ago - Korean: 12 · Norwegian: tolv · Polish: dwanaście · European Portuguese: doze · Romanian: doisprezece · Russian: двенадцать · Latin American Spanish: doce · Swedish: tolv · Thai: สิบสอง · Turkish: on iki · Ukrainian: дванадцять · Vietnamese: mười hai · Translate your text for free · twelfth · Twelfth Night · twelfth-grader · twelve · twelve inch ·
Cambridge Dictionary
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TWELVE | translate English to Spanish - Cambridge Dictionary
2 weeks ago - TWELVE translate: doce, doce. Learn more in the Cambridge English-Spanish Dictionary.
Quora
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How to say each number in Spanish and what does each number represent - Quora
Answer: I made a list, with the first thousand numerals, for my 6 years old grand daughter, but I only send this time the first hundred, because or Quora’s space limits: uno, dos, tres, cuatro, cinco, seis, siete, ocho, nueve, diez, once, doce, trece, catorce, quince, dieciséis, diecisiete, diec...
Reddit
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r/Spanish on Reddit: List of how to say the name of numbers (i.e. eleventh, Twelfth)
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Hi,
I'm a native Spanish speaker, but I moved to the EE.UU. rather young. I would like to know if there's a list online in Spanish that list the ways to say the rank of a number. I want to say stuff like, "Mexico is the 15th largest country by population," but I don't know how to say 15th. I don't think you'd say "quince."
Edit: thank you all for your comments!
Thanks!
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They're called ordinal numbers , and as far as I know people seldom use them past 10. You can find longer lists via google if you search "Ordinal number spanish".
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Those are called ordinal numbers (números ordinarios) . edit: I don't think you'd say "quince." I can't find any other source on this besides Wikipedia , but there are cases where you can use cardinal numbers (after 10°) given the complexity of the orinal numbers. So, instead of décimo quinto (15°), trigésimo noveno (39°), or centésimo quicuagésimo (150°), you say quince, treintainueve and cientocincuenta. edit 2: word.
Woodward Spanish
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Numbers 1 to 100 in Spanish | Woodward Spanish
August 21, 2019 - The numbers from 1 to 100 in Spanish are the following: 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 ·
Reddit
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r/learnspanish on Reddit: What are the correct ways to say 12 AM and 12 PM in Spanish?
February 24, 2021 -
I am a beginner Spanish student and we are learning how to say what time things are at and tell the time. On an online homework assignment, I got these two wrong.
The question I was supposed to answer was “¿A qué hora es el almuerzo?”. They said it was at 12 pm. So I wrote “El almuerzo es a las doce de la tarde.” But they said it was supposed to be “El almuerzo es a las doce del día.” Shouldn’t both work?
On the other one I got wrong, they gave us times and we were supposed to say what time it is. It said 12:00 am. I put “Son las doce de la mañana.” It was corrected as “Son las doce de la noche.”
Before this, I thought that de la mañana = anytime in the AM, de la tarde = PM before dark, and de la noche = PM after dark. Is this incorrect? I know that the other ways to say 12 PM and 12 AM are “mediodía” and “medianoche” but why were my answers wrong?
I do consider 12 AM night not morning, so I guess de la noche makes sense, however the correct answer for 1:00 AM was “Es la una de la mañana.” Is it not correct to say de la mañana until 1 AM? I think of 1 AM as night as well.
Anyways, thanks in advance. I know probably I over complicated the question with all my writing, but I wanted to share my thought processes.
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The question I was supposed to answer was “¿A qué hora es el almuerzo?”. They said it was at 12 pm. So I wrote “El almuerzo es a las doce de la tarde.” But they said it was supposed to be “El almuerzo es a las doce del día.” Shouldn’t both work? I would never use "tarde" for 12 pm. For me "tarde" is always used some time after lunch. The most natural answer here in Spain would be "El almuerzo es a las 12 de la mañana" because we start having lunch after 13pm so we consider 12pm still morning. But technically 12pm is already noon so in other countries "El almuerzo es a las 12 del mediodía" is more correct. This is fine in Spain too and can be used, so you could stick to this answer as the correct one. But I would avoid "tarde" here anyway. On the other one I got wrong, they gave us times and we were supposed to say what time it is. It said 12:00 am. I put “Son las doce de la mañana.” It was corrected as “Son las doce de la noche.” Before this, I thought that de la mañana = anytime in the AM, de la tarde = PM before dark, and de la noche = PM after dark. Is this incorrect? I know that the other ways to say 12 PM and 12 AM are “mediodía” and “medianoche” but why were my answers wrong? I do consider 12 AM night not morning, so I guess de la noche makes sense, however the correct answer for 1:00 AM was “Es la una de la mañana.” Is it not correct to say de la mañana until 1 AM? I think of 1 AM as night as well. You use "de la mañana" after 12 AM but you don't include 12 AM. 12 AM = de la noche 1 AM = de la mañana As a side note. In some countries (Spain, Chile, maybe there are more) we use the 24 hour system and rarely use the AM/PM system when writing.
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In spanish (Chile), time works something like this: 1:00 am to 11:59 am: [x hour] de la mañana. Since dawn to 11:59 am: [x hour] del día. 12:00 pm: 12 del día/ 12 del mediodía /12 de la tarde. 12:00 pm to 07:59 pm/19:59: [x hour] de la tarde. From the sunset/8:00 pm/20:00 to 12:59 am/00:59: [x hour] de la noche. 12:00 am/00:00: 12 de la medianoche. Also, you could easely say "12:00 am" in spanish, like "doce a (ah) m (ehme)". The concept of AM and PM have a translation in spanish: ante meridiano y pasado meridiano. I hope that this help you!
Speechling
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How to say "Twelve" in Spanish (Doce)
How to say "Twelve" in Spanish (Doce). And how you can say it just like a native.
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How to say twelve in Spanish
The Spanish for twelve is doce. Find more Spanish words at wordhippo.com!
123TeachMe
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Numbers 0 to 20 in Spanish
Spanish resources for kids of all ages. ... Flashcards & Drag-N-Match! ... Counting from 0 to 20 in Spanish. Click on the image to hear the pronunciation of numbers in Spanish 1-20.
Lexis Rex
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What is 12 in Spanish?
The number 12 in Spanish is doce. Find out how to say any number in Spanish up to 999 trillion.
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How to Say Twelve in Spanish - Clozemaster
Translation along with example sentences and useful links for how to say Twelve in Spanish.
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Eng To Esp: 12 In Spanish Translation
August 13, 2023 - The number 12 in Spanish is doce. It is pronounced as “doh-seh”. You can use this word to count, measure, or express quantities in Spanish. For example, you can say: Hay doce huevos en una docena.
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Number 12 in Spanish - Pronunciation, Spelling And Words
August 15, 2024 - To say the number twelve in Spanish, you say “doce“. This simple word helps you express how many things you have.