Numbers+11-999,999,999

 =__1.3.4 Numbers 11-999,999,999__=   1 uno 2 dos 3 tres 4 cuatro 5 cinco** 7 siete 8 ocho 9 nueve 10 diez 11 once 12 doce 13 tres 14 catorce 15 quince**
 * Learning how to write, spell, and form numbers in Spanish is simple. Below are ways to write and form words to spell a number in Spanish:**
 * __Numbers from 1 to 15__
 * 6 seis




 * Now in this section is where you can write number 16 to 19 in two different ways.**

17 __diecisiete__ or __diez y siete__ 18 __dieciocho__ or __diez y ocho__ 19 __diecinueve__ or __diez y nueve__
 * 16 __dieciséis__ or __diez y seis__

Example: 17 can be written as: __diez y siete__ or __diecisiete__
 * Notice that number 16 has an accent on the letter "e."**

    **Numbers in the tens place.** **20 veinte 30 treinta 40 cuarenta 50 cincuenta 60 sesenta 70 setenta 80 ochenta 90 noventa

__Why do we use "y" when writing numbers such as 21 or 66?__ Rules: When writing numbers such as 21, 35, 66, etc. use "y" which means "and." So when writing numbers such as "twenty-one" use the word "y" to connect the words together.

Example: 65 is written as - sesenta y cinco 57 is written as - cincuenta y siete


 * So when you write numbers such as those above, you use the word "y" between the tens and ones column.**

52 Write the word 20: cincuenta Write the word and: y Write the number after: dos veinte+y+uno= cincuenta y** **dos** **---** **<span style="COLOR: rgb(38,120,64)">*Notice how the numbers in the 20's range, it is written differently then other numbers.
 * Example:
 * Note that number 22 and 23 and 26 has an accent.

21 veintiuno 22 veintidós 23 veintitrés 24 veinticuatro 25 veinticinco 26 veintiséis 27 veintisiete 28 veintiocho 29 veintinueve

__Do you know why all the numbers of the 20's is writen (veinti)?__

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 * the reason all the numbers that start veinti is because the number 20 is the first number of the 20's and also the way it's spelled (veinte).


 * <span style="COLOR: rgb(246,244,244); BACKGROUND-COLOR: rgb(109,34,129)">__Numbers 100 to 1000__ **

200 doscientos-as 300 trescientos-as 400 cuatocientos-as 500 quinientos-as 600 seiscientos-as 700 setecientos-as 800 ochocientos-as 900 novecientos-as 1000 mil *__(not un mil)*__
 * <span style="COLOR: rgb(79,31,97)">100 cien


 * When writing numbers like "108", you do not have to use the word "y" and you also have to add the ending "to" to the word "cien."


 * Or there is another way to form the 100's number.

Example:

101: ciento uno (100/ceinto+1/uno)=(ciento uno) 127: ciento veintisiete (100/ciento+27/veintisiete)=(ciento veintisiete)

__When writing larger numbers in Spanish, do we use a comma or a decimal?__
 * The way numbers are written in Spanish are different from English when you need to use a comma. So if you were to write the number "1,000" in Spanish it would be written this way instead: "1.000" So in the Spanish way, a comma means a decimal.

Examples:

104 ciento cuatro 1,024 is written as - 1.024 in Spanish

__The spanish number like the hundreds are masculine and femine for to.

Examples:__

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 * doscientas libros (200 books-masculine noun)
 * __doscientas plumas (200 pens-feminine noun)__

<span style="COLOR: rgb(165,69,123)"><span style="COLOR: rgb(158,46,115)"> **<span style="COLOR: rgb(132,57,109)">Sources: ** <span style="COLOR: rgb(53,105,70)"> __**Rules and Punctuations for Spanish Numbers:**__ **Gerald Erichson. "Counting: The Cardinal Numbers." Page 1.** http://spanish.about.com/cs/forbeginners/a/cardinalnum_beg.htm In this website, you can find the rules and punctuations of Spanish numbers. <span style="COLOR: rgb(42,81,55)"> __**Numbers from 1 to 100:**__ **don Quijote. "1 to 100 Spanish Numbers." don Quijote S.L.1996 - 2008.** http://www.donquijote.org/spanishlanguage/numbers/numbers1.asp In this website, you can learn how to pronounce and spell Spanish numbers from 1 to 100. <span style="COLOR: rgb(45,83,47)"> __**Larger Spanish Numbers:**__ **don Quijote. "Larger Spanish Numbers." don Quijote S.L. 1996 - 2008.** http://www.donquijote.org/spanishlanguage/numbers/numbers2.asp This website is the same as the second one. Although in this one, you are able to learn much larger Spanish numbers.


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 * <span style="COLOR: rgb(64,124,49)">Related Links: **

Numbers 0-10 This link shows you numbers from 0 to 10 and it also shows you how to ask for someone's phone number and how to ask questions during a conversation.
 * <span style="COLOR: rgb(187,105,27)">__Numbers 1 to 10 and getting their phone numbers:__ **

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