It is a basic skill to learn numbers in Spanish that lays the groundwork for effective communication in various everyday situations, from shopping and dining to telling time and discussing dates. In the following sections, you will find the pronunciation and spelling of the numbers in Spanish, along with a variety of exercises, including dictation, speaking practice, and more.
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Learn Numbers in Spanish from 0 to 20
In the beginning stages of learning numbers in Spanish, it is essential to grasp the foundational knowledge of numbers from 0 to 20. The subsequent sections provide detailed guidance on the pronunciation, spelling, and a range of interactive exercises, including dictation and speaking practice, to facilitate your learning journey.
Vocabulary
We will introduce the numbers from 0 to 20 in Spanish. Learning these numbers is essential for basic communication, such as telling time, giving your age, or discussing quantities. In the next section, you will see each number, its written form, and hear its pronunciation to help you practice and master them.
Match the words to the numbers
For this assignment, you will practice matching the written form of numbers to their corresponding numerals from 0 to 20. You will be given a list of numbers in digit form and a set of words representing each number. Your task is to drag and drop the correct written form next to each numeral. For example, if you see “5,” you would drag the word “cinco” to match it.
Listen and choose the number
In this listening assignment, you will hear an audio recording of numbers from 0 to 20 spoken in Spanish. Your task is to listen carefully and select the correct written form of each number from a list of options provided. This exercise will help you improve your listening skills and reinforce your ability to recognize and understand the numbers in their spoken form.
Dictation exercise
In this dictation assignment, you will listen to an audio recording where a number between 0 and 20 is spoken in Spanish. Your task is to write down the number you hear in its written form. This exercise will help you enhance your listening comprehension and improve your ability to accurately spell numbers in Spanish.
Speaking exercise
For this speaking practice, you will focus on pronouncing the numbers from 0 to 20 in Spanish. Start by reviewing the correct pronunciation of each number, and use the speech recognition feature on this website to check your performance. This exercise will help you improve your pronunciation and fluency with numbers in Spanish, ensuring you can say them confidently and correctly in everyday conversations.
Google Chrome browser should be used to perform this speaking assignment.
Learn Numbers in Spanish from 20 to 100 (part 1)
In this section, we will explore the numbers from 20 to 100 (in tens) in Spanish. You will learn the vocabulary, written form, and pronunciation for these numbers. You will have the opportunity to practice through various exercises, such as listening activities where you will pick up numbers from a list in their written forms, and speaking exercises to help you pronounce the numbers correctly. The listening section will test your comprehension, while the speaking section will allow you to refine your pronunciation. These activities will help you build confidence and fluency in using numbers from 20 to 100 in Spanish.
Vocabulary (groups of tens)
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In the following section, we will learn numbers in groups of ten, from 10 to 100, in Spanish. Learning these numbers is essential for basic communication because it allows us to construct specific numbers. You will see each number, its written form, and hear its pronunciation to help you practice and master them.
Listen and choose numbers (groups of tens)
You will hear a number in Spanish. Your task is to select the correct written form from the options provided. Listen carefully to the pronunciation, and match it with the correct spelling. This will help improve both your listening and recognition skills.
Speaking exercise (groups of tens)
In this activity, you will practice saying the numbers aloud in Spanish. You will see a number, and your task is to pronounce it correctly. Focus on clear pronunciation and accurate intonation. Repeat the number as many times as needed until you feel confident. And use the speech recognition feature on this website to check your performance.
Google Chrome browser should be used to perform this speaking assignment.
Numbers from 20 to 100 (part 2)
Now that we have learned numbers in groups of ten, we will move on to building two-digit numbers from 20 to 100. You will learn how to combine the tens and ones to form specific numbers. This step is essential for mastering larger numbers in Spanish and improving your ability to communicate accurately. Let’s get started!
Saying numbers
Get ready to take the next step in mastering Spanish numbers! In our upcoming video, we’ll show you how to build two-digit numbers from 20 to 100. This is an exciting opportunity to deepen your understanding and improve your skills. Don’t miss it—let’s keep learning together!
Drag and drop exercise
In this activity, you will see a list of numbers on the left and their written forms on the right. Your task is to drag the correct written form and match it with the corresponding number. Pay close attention to the spelling and structure of each number in Spanish. This exercise will help reinforce your recognition and understanding of written numbers. Good luck!
Writing exercise
In this activity, you will see a two-digit number displayed on the screen. Your task is to write the correct Spanish spelling for each number. Pay close attention to the rules for combining tens and ones. This exercise will help you practice spelling and reinforce your understanding of two-digit numbers in Spanish.
Listening exercise 2
Now, you will hear a two-digit number in Spanish. Your task is to select the correct written form from the options provided. Listen carefully to the pronunciation, and match it with the correct spelling. This will help improve both your listening and recognition skills.
Speaking exercise
Now that we have learned two-digit numbers, we will move on to a speaking practice in the next section. Begin by reviewing the correct pronunciation of each number, and then use the speech recognition feature on this website to check your performance. This exercise will help you improve your pronunciation of numbers in Spanish, ensuring you can say them confidently and correctly in everyday conversations.
Google Chrome browser should be used to perform this speaking assignment.
Numbers from 100 to 1000
Explanation
Counting money
Listen exercise
Writing exercise
Speaking exercise
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