Spanish I: Numbers 100-900 by Mingxue Zheng and Lala Doumbia

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Welcome to the lesson of the hundreds. You had probably noticed that every set of numbers had their own patterns, and so as the hundreds. 

Numbers 100 - 999: In these set of numbers, the hundreds and the tens place don’t need to be connected by “y.” But, you need to connect the tens and the ones place by “y”

Numerals

Spanish

Pronunication

100

Cien

(see-in)

101

Ciento

(see-in-doe)

102

Ciento dos

(see-in-doe) (doe-s)

144

Ciento caurenta y cautro

(see-in-doe) (qua-ring-da) (e) (qua-joe)

200

Doscientos

(doe-s-see-in-doe-s)

202

Doscientos dos

(doe-s-see-in-doe-s) (doe-s)

300

Trescientos

(tris-see-in-doe-s)

389

Trescientos  ochenta y nueve

(tris-see-doe-s) (all-chen-da) (e) (new-wave-ve)

400

cuatrocientos

(qua-joe-see-in-doe-s)

500

Quientos

(key-in-doe-s)

600

Seiscientos

(sis-see-in-doe-s)

700

Sietecientos

(see-at-de-see-in-doe-s)

800

Ochocientos

(all-cho-see-in-doe-s)

900

Novecientos

(no-ve-see-in-doe-s)

999

Novecientos noventa y nueve

(no-ve-see-in-doe-s) (no-van-da) (e) (new-wave-ve)

  • Trick: The single number + cientos (100, plural with a “s”) + the tens place (without “y”) + y (connect the tens and the ones place) + (single number)

EX: 685


Seiscientos ochenta y cinco


or,


EX: 105


Ciento (single, no “s”) cinco

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