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Scene illustrating a Mexican Spanish-language basic numbers conversation

Key Phrases

Cien

One hundred

Treinta y tres

Thirty three

Setenta y siete

Seventy seven

Skills You'll Learn

Counting to one hundred in Spanish

Contar hasta cien en español

Understanding numbers between thirty and forty

Comprensión de números entre treinta y cuarenta

Familiarity with compound numbers in Spanish

Familiarizarse con números compuestos en español

Lesson Vocabulary & Phrases

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Uno

oo-noh

One

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2️⃣

Dos

dohs

Two

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Tres

trays

Three

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Cuatro

kwah-troh

Four

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Cinco

seen-koh

Five

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Seis

says

Six

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Siete

syeh-teh

Seven

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Ocho

oh-choh

Eight

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9️⃣

Nueve

nweh-veh

Nine

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