LANG 9050-Spanish IA-Chapter 1-Numbers

Question 1

zero

Answer 1

cero

Question 2

one

Answer 2

uno

Question 3

two

Answer 3

dos

Question 4

three

Answer 4

tres

Question 5

four

Answer 5

cuatro

Question 6

five

Answer 6

cinco

Question 7

six

Answer 7

seis

Question 8

seven

Answer 8

siete

Question 9

eight

Answer 9

ocho

Question 10

nine

Answer 10

nueve

Question 11

ten

Answer 11

diez

Question 12

eleven

Answer 12

once

Question 13

twelve

Answer 13

doce

Question 14

thirteen

Answer 14

trece

Question 15

fourteen

Answer 15

cautroce

Question 16

fifteen

Answer 16

quince

Question 17

sixteen

Answer 17

dieciséis

Question 18

seventeen

Answer 18

diecisietie

Question 19

eighteen

Answer 19

dieciocho

Question 20

nineteen

Answer 20

diecinueve

Question 21

twenty

Answer 21

veinti

Question 22

twenty one

Answer 22

veintiuno

Question 23

twenty-two

Answer 23

veintidós

Question 24

twenty-three

Answer 24

veintitrés

Question 25

twenty-four

Answer 25

veinticuatro

Question 26

twenty-five

Answer 26

veinticinco

Question 27

twenty-six

Answer 27

veintiséis

Question 28

twenty-seven

Answer 28

veintisiete

Question 29

twenty-eight

Answer 29

veintiocho

Question 30

twenty-nine

Answer 30

veintinueve

Question 31

thirty

Answer 31

treinta

Question 32

RULE:

The number uno (one) and numbers ending in -uno (veintiuno) have more than one form.

What happens if they are before a masculine noun?
What happens if they are before a feminine noun?

What happens if they are after a masculine or feminine noun?

Answer 32

ANSWER:

Before masculine nouns, -uno shortens to un.
Before feminine nouns, - uno changes to una.

e. g. un hombre, veintiun hombres
e. g. una mujer, veintuna mujeres

After a masculine or feminine noun the number doesn’t change. (uno, veintiuno)

e.g. la leccíon uno

Question 33

RULE:

To ask how many people or things there are what is the masculine spelling and what is the feminine spelling?

In singular and plural.

Answer 33

ANSWER:

Masculine singular noun: ¿cúanto?
Feminine singular noun: ¿cúanta?

Masculine plural noun: ¿cúantos?
Feminine plural noun: ¿cúantas?

Question 34

The Spanish equivalent of “there is” and “there are” is “hay”.

Use ¿Hay…? to ask “Is there…?” or “Are there…?”

QUESTION: How do you say “There is not” or “There are not.”

Answer 34

ANSWER:

No hay….