Spanish numbers 1 to 10, and 20 to 100

One is Uno, two is Dos, three is Tres. Tap a speaker to hear each number.

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The numbers

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One

Uno

Sounds like OO-noh

Two

Dos

Sounds like doss

Three

Tres

Sounds like tress

Four

Cuatro

Sounds like KWAH-troh

Five

Cinco

Sounds like THEEN-koh

Six

Seis

Sounds like sayss

Seven

Siete

Sounds like see-EH-teh

Eight

Ocho

Sounds like OH-choh

Nine

Nueve

Sounds like NWEH-veh

Ten

Diez

Sounds like dee-ETH

Twenty

Veinte

Sounds like BAYN-teh

Thirty

Treinta

Sounds like TRAYN-ta

Forty

Cuarenta

Sounds like kwa-REN-ta

Fifty

Cincuenta

Sounds like theen-KWEN-ta

A hundred

Cien

Sounds like thee-EN

What you may hear

That's five euros

Son cinco euros

Sounds like son THEEN-koh EH-oo-ross

Good to know

In most of Spain, Cinco and Diez have a "th" sound. In the Canary Islands and the far south you will hear an "s" instead.
Holding up fingers works too. Nobody minds.
If a price is too fast to catch, say ¿Me lo puede escribir?.

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