Counting in Spanish: 10 to 100 by Tens
Learning to count in Spanish is an essential part of language learning. In this article, we will explore how to count from 10 to 100 by tens in Spanish.
Diez (10)
The number 10 in Spanish is diez. This is a good starting point for our counting journey.
Veinte (20)
The next number is veinte, which means 20.
Treinta (30)
Adding another 10 to veinte, we get treinta, which means 30.
Cuarenta (40)
Next up is cuarenta, which means 40.
Cincuenta (50)
Halfway to 100, we have cincuenta, which means 50.
Sesenta (60)
Adding another 10, we get sesenta, which means 60.
Setenta (70)
The next number is setenta, which means 70.
Ochenta (80)
Getting closer to 100, we have ochenta, which means 80.
Noventa (90)
Finally, we have noventa, which means 90.
Cien (100)
And last but not least, we have cien, which means 100.
Recap
Here's a quick recap of counting from 10 to 100 by tens in Spanish:
- 10: diez
- 20: veinte
- 30: treinta
- 40: cuarenta
- 50: cincuenta
- 60: sesenta
- 70: setenta
- 80: ochenta
- 90: noventa
- 100: cien
Now that you've learned how to count from 10 to 100 by tens in Spanish, practice reciting the numbers to improve your pronunciation and fluency!
