Learning Spanish for Beginners Podcast Session 38 How to count from 21 to 30 in Spanish Hello Welcome to a new session of the Learning Spanish for Beginners podcast.

In this session, we will learn how to count from 21 to 30 in Spanish,

and we will review a few examples that can be used in everyday life.

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The numbers in Spanish from 21 to 30 can be divided in two groups.

In group 1, you have the numbers in Spanish between 21 and 29, which are formed by the word

venti and the equivalent number from 1 to 9 right next to it.

As a note, 20 sounds similar to 20i, which means 20 and.

For example, if you say 24 in Spanish, which is 24, it sounds as if you said

20 and 4, which translates as 20 and 4. This will make things easier as you learn these

numbers, so they're easy to remember.

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