21 In Spanish

• 1 Cardinal numbers (números cardinales)
• 3 Fractions

Cardinal numbers (números cardinales)

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Masculine and feminine numbers

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In Spanish, all numbers ending in one have both a masculine and a feminine form.

• Uno is used to replace a known, masculine, singular quantity that has already been referenced in the conversation.

Tengo diez melones. ¿Quiere uno grande?
I have ten melons. Do you want a big melon?

• Un is used in front of masculine and singular nouns.

No, quiero un melón pequeño
No, I want a small melon Jacks are wild casino.

• Una is used in front of feminine and singular nouns.

También tengo una sandía.
Also, I have a watermelon.

No gracias, ya tengo una
No thanks, I have a watermelon

In Spanish, the number 'one' is used like the article 'a/an'.

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Singular and plural numbers

Some numbers in Spanish can be singular or plural

• cien (100) --> tres cientos (300)
• un millón (1.000.000)--> tres millones (3.000.000)
• billón (1.000.000.000.000)--> tres billones (3.000.000.000.000)

'Billón' in Spanish is different than 'Billion' in English

In Spanish, the word 'billón', refers to a number different than it does in English. In English (in all English-speaking countries and Brazil), a billon is 1.000.000.000, and in Spanish (and also in non-English speaking countries, except for Brazil) a billon is 1.000.000.000.000. This is very important to remember because it can be cause of misunderstanding in translations. So, be careful! In the table below, notice that this also affectsnumbers greater than a billon.

Ordinals numbers

Fractions

Ordinals numbers used as denominator in fractions are plural if the number of the numerator is higher 1 and singular if the number of the numerator is 1.

³/₅ Tres quintos
²/₄ Dos cuartos
¹/₆ Un sexto
¹/₄ Un cuarto

Exceptions for fractions

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If the denominator is 2,the word 'medio' is used, if it is 3, the word 'tercio' is used.

²/₃ Dos tercios

It is not possible to say 'dos terceros', but the feminine plural form is used in the phrase,'dos terceras partes' ('two thirds parts').

¹³/₂ Trece medios

It is not possible to use say 'trece segundos' because 'trece segundos' means thirteen seconds.

'Y' (and) is used between numbers and fractions.

1²/₄ Uno y dos cuartos
1²/₃ Uno y dos tercios
1¹³/₂ Uno y trece medios

If the denominator is 2, the feminine form (media) is used in front of feminine nouns, and the masculine form (medio) is used in front of masculine nouns.

Quiero medio melón (¹/₂)
I want a half melon

Melon is masculine. For this reason, we use medio.

Quiero media manzana(¹/₂)
I want a half apple

Apple is feminine. For this reason, we use media.

Quiero un melón y medio(1¹/₂)
I want one melon and a half

Quiero una manzana y media(1¹/₂)
I want one apple and a half

'Media' y 'cuarto' is used also for time.

Es la una y media
Half past one (1:30)

Son las tres y cuarto
Quarter past three (3:15)

Decimals numbers

In Spain, and in most other Spanish-speaking countries (NOT Mexico), decimal points are used for whole numbers, and commas are used for decimal numbers.

Positive and Negative Numbers

The word más is used for positives numbers.

The word menos is used for negatives numbers.

(+3) más tres
positive three three

(-2) menos dos
negative two

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(-2,4) menos dos coma cuatro
negative two point four

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