How to count from 100 to 200 in Spanish - LSFB 040

Learning Spanish for Beginners Podcast

Miguel Lira

Language Learning, Education

4.0 • 534 Ratings

🗓️ 15 December 2025

⏱️ 18 minutes

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In this session, we will learn how to count from 100 to 200 in Spanish, and we will review a few examples. You can find more resources at https://learningspanishforbeginners.com/40

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0:00.0	Learning Spanish for Beginners Podcast. Session 40.
0:06.3	How to count from 101 to 200 in Spanish.
0:20.2	Hello, welcome to a new session of the Learning Spanish for Beginners podcast.
0:25.6	In this session, we will learn how to count from 101 to 200 in Spanish.
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1:26.2	Here it is one more time.
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1:36.1	Okay, let's get started.
1:39.5	Counting from 101 to 200 is easier than most people think.
1:46.0	To construct the numbers in Spanish from 100 to 199,
1:51.4	all you need to do is add the appendix T-O or to the word
1:58.9	XEN to make it
2:01.1	Siento.
2:03.1	Then, place another number
2:05.6	from 1 to 99 next to that.
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