How to Count from 1 to 100 in Spanish

Learning Spanish numbers is simple and fun! Let's go step by step so you can easily count from 1 to 100.

Counting from 1 to 10:

1. uno (one)
2. dos (two)
3. tres (three)
4. cuatro (four)
5. cinco (five)
6. seis (six)
7. siete (seven)
8. ocho (eight)
9. nueve (nine)
10. diez (ten)

Numbers 11 to 20:

11. once (eleven)
12. doce (twelve)
13. trece (thirteen)
14. catorce (fourteen)
15. quince (fifteen)
16. dieciséis (sixteen)
17. diecisiete (seventeen)
18. dieciocho (eighteen)
19. diecinueve (nineteen)
20. veinte (twenty)

Numbers 21 to 30:

For counting from 21 to 30, you just combine words:
21. veintiuno (twenty-one)
22. veintidós (twenty-two)
23. veintitrés (twenty-three)
24. veinticuatro (twenty-four)
25. veinticinco (twenty-five)
26. veintiséis (twenty-six)
27. veintisiete (twenty-seven)
28. veintiocho (twenty-eight)
29. veintinueve (twenty-nine)
30. treinta (thirty)

Numbers 31 to 50:

Keep following the same counting pattern:
31. treinta y uno (thirty-one)
32. treinta y dos (thirty-two)
33. treinta y tres (thirty-three)
34. treinta y cuatro (thirty-four)
35. treinta y cinco (thirty-five)
36. treinta y seis (thirty-six)
37. treinta y siete (thirty-seven)
38. treinta y ocho (thirty-eight)
39. treinta y nueve (thirty-nine)
40. cuarenta (forty)
41. cuarenta y uno (forty-one)
...
50. cincuenta (fifty)

Numbers 51 to 100:

Now let’s look at groups of numbers:
51. cincuenta y uno (fifty-one)
60. sesenta (sixty)
70. setenta (seventy)
80. ochenta (eighty)
90. noventa (ninety)
100. cien (one hundred)

Here are some tips for the numbers:

• From 51 to 59: Use "cincuenta y" + [1-9]
• From 61 to 69: Use "sesenta y" + [1-9]
• From 71 to 79: Use "setenta y" + [1-9]
• From 81 to 89: Use "ochenta y" + [1-9]
• From 91 to 99: Use "noventa y" + [1-9]

Key Phrases to Remember:

• ¿Cuántos son...? (How many are...?)

  • Example: ¿Cuántos dedos tienes? (How many fingers do you have?)

• Tengo... (I have...)

  • Example: Tengo cinco manzanas. (I have five apples.)

Words You Can Use:

1. Greetings:

   • Hello: Hola
   • Goodbye: Adiós

2. Questions:

   • What: ¿Qué?
   • Where: ¿Dónde?

3. Food Words:

   • Apple: manzana
   • Water: agua
   • Bread: pan

4. Family Words:

   • Mother: madre
   • Father: padre
   • Brother: hermano

5. Body Parts:

   • Head: cabeza
   • Hand: mano
   • Eye: ojo

Practice these numbers and words to get better at speaking Spanish!

Fun Ways to Practice:

• Count things around you, like books or pencils, in Spanish.
• Ask a friend, ¿Cuántas manzanas hay? (How many apples are there?) and answer using Spanish numbers.

Keep practicing these numbers and words. This will make it easier for you to talk in different situations. ¡Buena suerte! (Good luck!)