Welcome to Fanan Easy Spanish by SpanishPod101.com.

Did you know that one billion in American English isn't equivalent to

one billion in Spanish?

Stay tuned to learn the difference.

Hello to Rosa.

Hi everyone, I'm Rosa.

In this lesson, you learn how to use numbers in Spanish.

If you want to visit Spain or plan to move to the country for good,

learning how to count, write and pronounce numbers in Spanish is a must.

As you already know, numbers play a very important role in all of our lives.

But things can get a little complicated if you don't know how to use numbers in a different language.

Don't worry because that's exactly what we're going to teach you.

In this video, you learn about both cardinal and ordinal numbers in Spanish,

and how to use them to say your phone number, as for the price of items in a store until the time.

And last but not least, you learn about thousands and millions. They are easier to learn than hundreds, because in this case they work exactly like in English.

Number plus, mil, thousand, or million, million.

The only thing you need to keep in mind though is that in Spanish, big numbers are broken up with dots instead of comas.

Now let's start.

For the following list of numbers, we'll use standard English conventions for the subtitles so that there's no confusion.

Dos mil.

2000. 2,000. 2000 2000 2000 2000

2000

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