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So I'm going to show you how to count to hundred.

Now that you know how to count to a hundred.

A thing to remember is when you say veinte, you must replace the last e with a i.

Here's an example: if you want to say 4:25 you simply say Son las cuarto y veinticinco.

When you want to say things like :35 you just put trientacinco. Same thing goes for all everything over veinte.

 There's one exception though when you want to say it's 1 o'clock you must say Es la una. Not Son las uno if you say it that way you're pronounocing it wrong.

In this video one person asks the other person what time it is!

First you have to know the numbers in Spanish up to one hundred. To ask the time in Spanish you would say ¿Qué hora es/son? Which of couse mean what time is it. If the time is 1:00 you would say es la una. Now if it is 2 o clock, 3 o clock, 4 o clock, ect. You would say son las dos, son la tres, son las cuatro, etc. If the time end in 30 you would say medra. So if the time is 3:30 you would say son las tres y medra. if the

Time end in 15 you would say cuarto. If the time is 2:15 you would say son las dos Y cuarto.if the time ends in 45 you would say cuarto but u use it different . so if the time is 4:45 you would say son las cinco menos cuarto. If the time is ending in 46-59 you would say son las _______ menos ______. So for example if the time was 1:55 you would say son las dos menos cinco. A hint to help you would be when say menos think of minus.

:15 Cuarto

:30 Medra

:45 Menos cuarto

:50 Menos diez

¿Que hora es/son What time is it.

Examples

7:00 Son las siete

4:55 Son las cinco menos cinco

2:30 Son las dos y medra

2:15 Son las dos y cuarto

1:00 Son es una

10:45 Son las once menos cuarto

10:52 Son las once menos ocho

10:59 Son las once menos uno

1) Uno

2) Dos

3) Tres

4) Cuatro

5) Cinco

6) Seis

7) Siete

8) Ocho

9) Nueve

The number 10 in Spanish is pronounced, diez.

The first five numbers after that (from 11 to 15) are pronounced differently from the digit in it’s tens place. They are:

11. Once

12. Doce

13. Trece

14. Catorce

15. Quince

the numbers 16 to 19 all use the word for the tens place, such as deici seis, dieci siete, and so on.

The number 20 is pronounced, “veinte” in Spanish to say 21 through 29, use the word for 20 just as you did for ten in numbers 16 to 19. However, instead of using “veinte,” swap out the E for an I and use “veinti.”

(examples) veintiuno, veintidos, veintitres.

The number 30 is pronounced, “treinta.” For the thirties through the ninties, to add ones place digits, all you do is say the number “and” the ones place.

(examples) treinta y uno, treinta y dos, treinta y tres.

The next places follow the rules described for thirty.

Cuarenta     o Forty

Cincuenta   o Fifty

Sesenta       o Sixty

Setenta        o Seventy

Ochenta      o Eighty

Noventa      o Ninety

Practice this by saying the following numbers in Spanish:

  o Eighty-five

  o Twenty-four

  o Fifty-eight

  o Ninty-nine

 The 100’s

  o To say 100 you say “cien.” To put tens and ones places after it, replace “cein” with “ciento” and then say the rest of the number.

    • (Example) 123 would be pronounced “ceinto veintitres.”

  o All other numbers in the 100’s place follow the same rule as 100.

Doscien(tos)      200 (and)

Trescien(to)       300 (and)

Cuatrocien(tos)  400 (and)

Quinien(tos)      500 (and)

Sesien(tos)        600 (and)

Setecien(tos)     700 (and)

Ochocien(tos)   800 (and)

Novecien(tos)   900 (and)

Finally, the pronounciation of 1000 is “mil.”

To ask for someone’s telephone number, you can use either “¿Cual es tu numero de telefono?” or “¿Cual es su numero de telefono?” That translates to whats your phone number.

To tell your phone numberto someone, just say the seiries of numbers as you would in English.

• To ask the time you can say, "¿Que hora es?," "¿Que hora son?," or "¿Que hora tiene?" (What is the time?)
• To answer, "It is one o'clock," say "Es la una."
• to answer if it is later than one, say, "Son las (dos, tres, cuatro...)
• to say minuets after the hour use the following
• (es el x/son las x ) y cuarto = quarter after (x)
• (es el x/son las x) y media = half past (x)
• (es el x/son las x) menos cuarto = quarter till (x)
• after "menos cuarto", use "menos" (minus) the amount of minuetes till the hour.
• before "menos cuarto," use "y" (and) the amount of minutes after the hour.
• morning, noon and night 
• to say the time is at morning you would say, (the time...) "de los dia"
• to say the time is in the afternoon you would say, (the time...) "de los tarde"
• to say the time is at night, you would say, (the time...) "de los noche" 

In this lesson you'll learn how to ask for some ones phone number and how to say your phone number in

Spanish.

First you need to know how to Ask for some ones number.

The phrase for What's your number is, ¿Cual es tu numero de telefono?

A Spanish speaking person will answer like this 2/15/1/23/4/56 or dos, quince, Uno, veintitres, cuatro,

cincuentaseis. Note how you break up the number in groups of two.

Try these below

1) 2153473943

2) 5675648765

3) 2236758965

In order to be able to learn the days of the week in Español you need to know:

             ~ what order they go in

Even though there really isn't a big difference between the order the days of the week in Español Monday starts off the week not Sunday!

In English  the days of the week start like

Sunday

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

In Español the days of the wwek begins with:

lunes

martes

mericoles

jueves

vernes

sabado

domingo

The big diffrence is that there is lowercase letter at the begining and that there is a monday is at the start of the week.

         ~numbers 1- 31

        ~ months of the year

NUMBERS

1.                    Uno

2.                    Dos

3.                   Tres

4.                 cuatro

5.                 cinco

6.                  seis

7.                 siete

8.                 ocho

9.                nueve

10.               diez

11.               once

12.              doce

13.               trece

14.            cuatorce

15.             quince

16.           deci y sies

17.           deci y siete

18.           deci y ocho

19.           deci y nueve

20.             VIENTE

21.           viente uno

22.          viente dos

23.           viente tres

24.          viente cuatro

25.          viente cinco

26.          viente seis

27.          viente seite

28.          viente ocho

29.         viente nueve

30.            treinta

31.        treinta y uno

MONTHS OF THE YEAR

 January

February

March

April

May

June

July

August

September

October

November

December

Español

enero

frebreo

marzo

abril

mayo

junio

julio

agosto

setiembre

octubre

noviembre

deciembre

AJ Carter

10-26-10

Art: Statement

            The problem that we as a whole planet are having is bottle caps not being destroyed properly. So they get into the ocean where fish eat them and then what ever eats the fish also gets the plastic. Then that plastic gets into us so we’re kind of half plastic.

The art that I’m making out of these bottle caps is a castle. It will be a play set for my nephew.  I figured that since we cant get rid of the plastic for years on end I would do something with it. So I figured a kid plays with toys none stop so why not turn them into toys for now. That way they can be used for something that is useful. Not just through away and eaten by some sort of animal, which then we eat.  

All I had to do was get a lay out for the bottle caps. So what I did first was make sketches. By doing that I figured out how I wanted to do my landscape for the castle first. Then I took a piece of cardboard and laid it down and drawled where I was going to place the caps.

Now I haven’t completely finished it yet but it’s a work in progress. I should have it fully done by Christmas. So it would make for a very nice Christmas present.

In perfect time, it’s also a good present because it help the earth and him.