N�meros 20-50

Learning Objectives Correctly identify and pronounce the Spanish numbers from 20 to 50 when seen or heard. Write the Spanish word for any numeral from 20 to 50. Differentiate between the single-word construction for numbers 21-29 and the three-word construction for numbers 31-50. Use numbers 20-50 to state their age or the age of others in a complete sentence. Count objects and answer the question '¿Cuántos hay?' for quantities between 20 and 50. Recognize the required accent marks on veintidós, veintitrés, and veintiséis. How much does that new video game cost? 🎮 Let's learn the numbers you need to talk about prices, ages, and more in Spanish! In this lesson, we will master the Spanish numbers from 20 to 50. You will learn the two key patterns for writing t...

TermDefinitionExample VeinteThe Spanish word for the number 20. It is the base for all the numbers from 21 to 29.Tengo veinte dólares. Veinti-The prefix used to form the numbers 21 through 29. These numbers are written as a single word.El número 21 es 'veintiuno'. TreintaThe Spanish word for the number 30. It is the base for all the numbers from 31 to 39.Hay treinta días en abril. CuarentaThe Spanish word for the number 40. It is the base for all the numbers from 41 to 49.Mi padre tiene cuarenta años. CincuentaThe Spanish word for the number 50.La camisa cuesta cincuenta pesos. y (conjunction)The Spanish word for 'and'. It is used to connect the tens and ones places for numbers 31 and higher.31 se escribe 'treinta y uno'.

The 'Veinti-' Single-Word Rule (21-29) veinte + (número 1-9) = veinti(número) For numbers from 21 to 29, combine 'veinte' and the single digit into one word. The 'e' in 'veinte' changes to an 'i'. Remember to add accent marks on veintidós, veintitrés, and veintiséis. The 'Decena y Unidad' Three-Word Rule (31-50) Decena + 'y' + Unidad For numbers from 31 to 50 (and beyond), use three separate words. Start with the ten (treinta, cuarenta), add the word 'y' (and), and then add the single digit (uno, dos, tres, etc.).