Numbers in Spanish

1. Uno - "oo-no"

2. Dos - "doss"

3. Tres - "trace"

4. Cuatro - "kwah-tro"

5. Cinco - "seen-ko"

6. Seis - "says"

7. Siete - "syet-te"

8. Ocho - "oh-cho"

9. Nueve - "nweh-veh"

10. Diez - "dyeth"

11. Once - "on-the"

12. Doce - "doh-the"

13. Trece - "trace-the"

14. Catorce - "kah-tor-the"

15. Quince - "keen-the"

16. Dieciséis - "dyeh-the-says"

17. Diecisiete - "dyeh-the-syet-te"

18. Dieciocho - "dyeh-the-oh-cho"

19. Diecinueve - "dyeh-the-nweh-veh"

20. Veinte - "bain-te"

For numbers beyond 20, you can follow a pattern where you combine the tens and units. For example:

• 21 - Veintiuno ("bain-tee-oo-no")

• 22 - Veintidós ("bain-tee-doss")

• 30 - Treinta ("trayn-ta")

• 40 - Cuarenta ("kwar-en-ta")

• 50 - Cincuenta ("seen-kwen-ta")

• 60 - Sesenta ("seh-sen-ta")

• 70 - Setenta ("seh-ten-ta")

• 80 - Ochenta ("oh-chen-ta")

• 90 - Noventa ("noh-ven-ta")

And so on.

Remember to practice these numbers to become more familiar with their pronunciation.