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What topic	Los numeros
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• Introduction
• Numbers 1-10
• Numbers 11-20
• Tens and counting by tens
• Large numbers
• Ordinal numbers
• Conclusion

Introduction

In Spanish, numbers are a fundamental component of everyday communication. Whether you're buying groceries, scheduling an appointment, or telling time, you'll need to know how to work with numbers. In this presentation, we'll explore the basics of Spanish numbers, from the ones all the way up to the thousands.

Numbers 1-10

The first ten numbers in Spanish are:

1. uno
2. dos
3. tres
4. cuatro
5. cinco
6. seis
7. siete
8. ocho
9. nueve
10. diez

Numbers 11-20

After diez, we move onto the "teens." Here are the Spanish numbers 11-20:

11. once
12. doce
13. trece
14. catorce
15. quince
16. dieciséis
17. diecisiete
18. dieciocho
19. diecinueve
20. veinte

Tens and counting by tens

Once we reach twenty, we start counting by tens. Here are the multiples of ten up to one hundred:

30. treinta
31. cuarenta
32. cincuenta
33. sesenta
34. setenta
35. ochenta
36. noventa
37. cien

Large numbers

For numbers beyond 100, we'll need to know the words for the various places in a number. Here are the words for the ones, tens, and hundreds places:

• ones: un, dos, tres... (up to nueve)
• tens: diez, veinte, treinta... (up to noventa)
• hundreds: cien, doscientos, trescientos... (up to nuevecientos)

So, for example, 342 would be trescientos cuarenta y dos.

Ordinal numbers

Ordinal numbers are used to indicate position within a sequence. Here are the first ten ordinal numbers in Spanish:

1. primero(a)
2. segundo(a)
3. tercero(a)
4. cuarto(a)
5. quinto(a)
6. sexto(a)
7. séptimo(a)
8. octavo(a)
9. noveno(a)
10. décimo(a)

Conclusion

By now, you should have a good grasp of Spanish numbers. With practice, you'll be able to use them with ease in all sorts of situations. Good luck, and happy studying!