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Spanish Numbers Below you will find a table of Spanish numbers and their pronunciations. In Spanish, numbers are called numeros. In Spanish, a period (.) is used instead of a comma (,) to express units of 1000. For example, in Spanish they write 120.900 instead of 120,900 to express one-hundred-twenty-thousand-nine-hundred. The reverse is true for decimals. For example, in Spanish they write 1,45 instead of 1.45 to express one-point-four-five. 0 cero seh-roh 1 uno oon-oh 2 dos dohs 3 tres trehs 4 cuatro kwah-troh 5 cinco seen-koh 6 seis sehs 7 siete see-eh-teh 8 ocho oh-choh 9 nueve nweh-veh 10 diez dee-es 11 once ohn-sey 12 doce- doh-seh 13 trece treh-seh 14 catorce kah-tor-seh 15 quince keen-seh 16 dieciseis dee-eh-see-sehs 17 diecisiete dee-eh-see-see-eh-teh 18 dieciocho dee-eh-see-oh-choh 19 diecinueve dee-eh-see-nweh-veh 20 veinte vain-teh 21 veintiuno vain-teh-oon-oh 30 treinta train-tah 40 cuarenta kwah-ren-tah 50 cincuenta seeb-kwen-tah 60 sesenta seh-sen-tah 70 setenta seh-ten-tah 80 ochenta oh-chen-tah 90 noventa noh-ven-tah 100 cien/ciento see-en/see-en-toh 101 ciento uno see-en-toh oon-oh 200 dos cientos dohs-see-en-tohs 500 quinientos kee-nee-en-tohs 700 setecientos say-tay-see-en-tohs 900 novecientos noh-veh-see-en-tohs 1000 mil meel 10.000 diez mil dee-es meel 100.000 cien mil see-en-meel 1.000.000 un millón oon mee-ohn 2.000.000 dos millones dohs-mee-ohn-es 1.000.000.000 mil millones meel-mee-ohn-es Notes Uno is shortened to un before a masculine noun, and changes to una before a feminine noun. For example, un chico or una chica. Sometimes the numbers 16 through 19 are written as several words. For example, dieciseis may be written as diez y seis. Ciento is shortened to cien when it comes before a noun or mil or millón. For example, cien personas (one hundred people) or cien mil personas (one hundred thousand people). Numbers that contain ciento agree with the noun in number and gender. For example, doscientas peronsas (two hundred people). Un is not used before ciento or mil. However, it is used before millón. For example, un millón de dólares.

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