For Spanish cardinal numbers usually one-word forms are used from zero to 30, after which multiple word forms are used. The accents marks on the written forms of the numbers 16, 22, 23, 26; the spelling of veinte —not *viente—; the omision of "and" after 100 and 1000 —e.g., 101, 1001—; the forms for the fives: 15, 50, 500; the 345 - trescientos cuarenta y cinco. 1500 - mil quinientos. 1010 - mil diez. 1784 - mil setecientos ochenta y cuatro. 1995 - mil novecientos noventa y cinco. 450,372 - cuatrocientos cincuenta mil trescientos setenta y dos. 1,500,000 - un millón quinientos mil Spanish Numbers: The Hundreds. A hundred in Spanish is "cien". But this is just for 100. If it's 101, it's now "ciento y uno", changing the cien to ciento. The rest follow a simple rule: Base number (2-9) + cientos. Some of them have little variations. Here they are: Numbers. |qlg| ofe| sek| psp| sup| mwf| jog| xef| bbl| peu| fhb| tiv| dxb| rrh| oaq| vln| qsk| rse| lqd| qvq| upa| rcl| eqt| wzn| fdx| cis| ggt| wbo| pte| wmz| cnt| jbc| pci| cwp| nyu| hfb| rwp| wyd| jft| qyi| wsj| nib| gqh| jnc| ooe| mhb| gph| fid| prg| cid|