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Spanish Numbers 1 to 100

This is our list of Spanish numbers ranging from 1-100, all translated from Spanish to English. The list has been divided into groups of 10 for ease of learning. Includes every translated number from one to one hundred.

For higher numbers, please see our other lists:
1-100
100-200
200-1000
1000-10,000
10,000-100,000
100,000-1,000,000
1,000,000+

Now onto the first list of Spanish Numbers 1-100.

Spanish Number Words 1 to 100:

You can also view this list of Spanish numbers with translations from English to Spanish.


General Number Words:

Some general words about counting in Spanish.

Número ➔ Number

Contar ➔ Count

Contando ➔ Counting


0 in Spanish

It all starts from zero. Or does it all start from one?

Cero ➔ Zero ➔ 0


1 to 10 in Spanish

Learn to count to 10 in Spanish. Uno, Dos, Tres, Cuatro, Cinco, Seis...

Uno ➔ One ➔ 1

Dos ➔ Two ➔ 2

Tres ➔ Three ➔ 3

Cuatro ➔ Four ➔ 4

Cinco ➔ Five ➔ 5

Seis ➔ Six ➔ 6

Siete ➔ Seven ➔ 7

Ocho ➔ Eight ➔ 8

Nueve ➔ Nine ➔ 9

Diez ➔ Ten ➔ 10


10 to 20 in Spanish

Curious about how to say 10 to 20 in Spanish? Well, here you are!

Diez ➔ Ten ➔ 10

Once ➔ Eleven ➔ 11

Doce ➔ Twelve ➔ 12

Trece ➔ Thirteen ➔ 13

Catorce ➔ Fourteen ➔ 14

Quince ➔ Fifteen ➔ 15

Dieciseis ➔ Sixteen ➔ 16

Diecisiete ➔ Seventeen ➔ 17

Dieciocho ➔ Eighteen ➔ 18

Diecinueve ➔ Nineteen ➔ 19

Veinte ➔ Twenty ➔ 20


20 to 30 in Spanish

And here is how to count 20 thru 30 in Spanish.

Veinte ➔ Twenty ➔ 20

Veintiuno ➔ Twenty one ➔ 21

Veintidós ➔ Twenty two ➔ 22

Veintitrés ➔ Twenty three ➔ 23

Veinticuatro ➔ Twenty four ➔ 24

Veinticinco ➔ Twenty five ➔ 25

Veintiséis ➔ Twenty six ➔ 26

Veintisiete ➔ Twenty seven ➔ 27

Veintiocho ➔ Twenty eight ➔ 28

Veintinueve ➔ Twenty nine ➔ 29

Treinta ➔ Thirty ➔ 30


30 to 40 in Spanish

Now how about we take a look at 30 to 40 in Spanish words...

Treinta ➔ Thirty ➔ 30

Treinta y uno ➔ Thirty one ➔ 31

Treinta y dos ➔ Thirty two ➔ 32

Treinta y tres ➔ Thirty three ➔ 33

Treinta y cuatro ➔ Thirty four ➔ 34

Treinta y cinco ➔ Thirty five ➔ 35

Treinta y seis ➔ Thirty six ➔ 36

Treinta y siete ➔ Thirty seven ➔ 37

Treinta y ocho ➔ Thirty eight ➔ 38

Treinta y nueve ➔ Thirty nine ➔ 39

Cuarenta ➔ Forty ➔ 40


40 to 50 in Spanish

I guess that would make next up, numbers in Spanish 40-50.

Cuarenta ➔ Forty ➔ 40

Cuarenta y uno ➔ Forty one ➔ 41

Cuarenta y dos ➔ Forty two ➔ 42

Cuarenta y tres ➔ Forty three ➔ 43

Cuarenta y cuatro ➔ Forty four ➔ 44

Cuarenta y cinco ➔ Forty five ➔ 45

Cuarenta y seis ➔ Forty six ➔ 46

Cuarenta y siete ➔ Forty seven ➔ 47

Cuarenta y ocho ➔ Forty eight ➔ 48

Cuarenta y nueve ➔ Forty nine ➔ 49

Cincuenta ➔ Fifty ➔ 50


50 to 60 in Spanish

Have you noticed that Spanish numbers 50 to 60 follows the same basic format as did the 30s and 40s?

Cincuenta ➔ Fifty ➔ 50

Cincuenta y uno ➔ Fifty one ➔ 51

Cincuenta y dos ➔ Fifty two ➔ 52

Cincuenta y tres ➔ Fifty three ➔ 53

Cincuenta y cuatro ➔ Fifty four ➔ 54

Cincuenta y cinco ➔ Fifty five ➔ 55

Cincuenta y seis ➔ Fifty six ➔ 56

Cincuenta y siete ➔ Fifty seven ➔ 57

Cincuenta y ocho ➔ Fifty eight ➔ 58

Cincuenta y nueve ➔ Fifty nine ➔ 59

Sesenta ➔ Sixty ➔ 60


60 to 70 in Spanish

I'm betting you're starting to see the pattern here. If not, compare this group of Spanish numbers 60 to 70 with those before and after.

Sesenta ➔ Sixty ➔ 60

Sesenta y uno ➔ Sixty one ➔ 61

Sesenta y dos ➔ Sixty two ➔ 62

Sesenta y tres ➔ Sixty three ➔ 63

Sesenta y cuatro ➔ Sixty four ➔ 64

Sesenta y cinco ➔ Sixty five ➔ 65

Sesenta y seis ➔ Sixty six ➔ 66

Sesenta y siete ➔ Sixty seven ➔ 67

Sesenta y ocho ➔ Sixty eight ➔ 68

Sesenta y nueve ➔ Sixty nine ➔ 69

Setenta ➔ Seventy ➔ 70


70 to 80 in Spanish

Here's a hint for 70 to 80 in Spanish, simply say "Setenta y" then add uno, dos, tres, etc.

Setenta ➔ Seventy ➔ 70

Setenta y uno ➔ Seventy one ➔ 71

Setenta y dos ➔ Seventy two ➔ 72

Setenta y tres ➔ Seventy three ➔ 73

Setenta y cuatro ➔ Seventy four ➔ 74

Setenta y cinco ➔ Seventy five ➔ 75

Setenta y seis ➔ Seventy six ➔ 76

Setenta y siete ➔ Seventy seven ➔ 77

Setenta y ocho ➔ Seventy eight ➔ 78

Setenta y nueve ➔ Seventy nine ➔ 79

Ochenta ➔ Eighty ➔ 80


80 to 90 in Spanish

80 to 90 in Spanish follows the same pattern. "Ochenta y" and then uno, dos, tres, cuatro, etc.

Ochenta ➔ Eighty ➔ 80

Ochenta y uno ➔ Eighty one ➔ 81

Ochenta y dos ➔ Eighty two ➔ 82

Ochenta y tres ➔ Eighty three ➔ 83

Ochenta y cuatro ➔ Eighty four ➔ 84

Ochenta y cinco ➔ Eighty five ➔ 85

Ochenta y seis ➔ Eighty six ➔ 86

Ochenta y siete ➔ Eighty seven ➔ 87

Ochenta y ocho ➔ Eighty eight ➔ 88

Ochenta y nueve ➔ Eighty nine ➔ 89

Noventa ➔ Ninety ➔ 90


90 to 100 in Spanish

You give this one a try, Spanish numbers 90 to 100 goes "Noventa y"... Then what?

Noventa ➔ Ninety ➔ 90

Noventa y uno ➔ Ninety one ➔ 91

Noventa y dos ➔ Ninety two ➔ 92

Noventa y tres ➔ Ninety three ➔ 93

Noventa y cuatro ➔ Ninety four ➔ 94

Noventa y cinco ➔ Ninety five ➔ 95

Noventa y seis ➔ Ninety six ➔ 96

Noventa y siete ➔ Ninety seven ➔ 97

Noventa y ocho ➔ Ninety eight ➔ 98

Noventa y nueve ➔ Ninety nine ➔ 99

Cien ➔ One hundred ➔ 100

*Spanish numbers list 1-100 completed: December 1, 2024.



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The Fine Print

I don't speak Spanish myself, so there could be mistakes in the translations. Most of what is here is user-submitted, but I do try to check for accuracy and make corrections as I can. Thanks for your understanding.



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