1 Dates in Spanish:

2  For example: 1984 will be read as one thousand nine hundred and eighty-four.  In order to read numbers, you have to know the following: To read a date in Spanish, read it as though it were a single number.

3 Numbers beyond 100:  1,000  2,000  3,000  4,000  5,000  Mil  Dos mil  Tres mil  Cuatro mil  Cinco mil

4 Numbers beyond 10:  100  200  300  400  Cien (read in a number as cientos)  Doscientos  Trescientos  Cuatrocientos

5 500-900  500  600  700  800  900  Quinientos  Seiscientos  Setecientos  Ochocientos  Novecientos

6 10-60  10  20  30  40  50  60  Diez  Veinte  Treinta  Cuarenta  Cincuenta  Sesenta

7 70-90  70  80  90  Setenta  Ochenta  Noventa

8 11-15  11  12  13  14  15  Once  Doce  Trece  Catorce  Quince

9 16-20  16  17  18  19  20  Dieciséis  Diecisiete  Dieciocho  Diecinueve  Veinte

10  1971: Mil novecientos setenta y uno  2014: Dos mil catorce  2015: Dos mil quince Try these…

11  1825: Mil ochocientos ochenta y cinco 1765: Mil setecientos sesenta y cinco 1532: Mil quinientos treinta y dos Try these…