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Doscientas mujeres (two hundred women)<\/p>\n
Docientos hombres (two hundred men)<\/p>\n
Thousands:<\/p>\n
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1000 mil.<\/p>\n
2000 dos mil.<\/p>\n
3000 tres mil.<\/p>\n
10.000 diez mil.<\/p>\n
100.000 cien mil.<\/p>\n
500.000 quinientos mil.<\/p>\n
159.748 ciento cincuenta y nueve mil setecientos cuarenta y ocho.<\/p>\n
1.000.000 un mill\u00f3n.<\/p>\n
1.500.000 un mill\u00f3n quinientos mil.<\/p>\n
25.667.477 veinticinco millones seiscientos sesenta y siete mil cuatrocientos setenta y siete.<\/p>\n
The word -mil- is invariable when plural thousands are being expressed. But can appear in the plural in the expression -miles de – (thousand of).<\/p>\n
Unlike in English, -mil- is not preceded by an article. For instance:<\/p>\n
– Tengo mil dolares (I have a thousand dollars)<\/p>\n
To refer to two million or more, Spanish uses the plural of -miles de millones-.<\/p>\n
Note when writing numbers in Spanish, a comma is used where a full stop appears in English and vice versa.<\/p>\n
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3.465 tres mil cuatro cientos sesenta y cinco (three thousand four hundred and sixty five)<\/p>\n
3,465 tres coma cuatro cientos sesenta y cinco (three point four six five)<\/p>\n
Saying dates and telephone numbers<\/p>\n
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91 47 34 28\u00a0 (noventa y uno cuarenta y siete, treinta y cuatro veintiocho)<\/p>\n
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As we said before, ordinal numbers are those used to indicate the position in series or successions.<\/p>\n
Primero (first)<\/p>\n
Segundo (second)<\/p>\n
Tercero (third)<\/p>\n
Cuarto (fourth)<\/p>\n
Quinto (fifth)<\/p>\n
Sexto (sixth)<\/p>\n
S\u00e9ptimo (seventh)<\/p>\n
Octavo (eighth)<\/p>\n
Noveno (ninth)<\/p>\n
D\u00e9cimo (tenth)<\/p>\n
Rules:<\/p>\n
– Ordinal numbers agree in gender and number with the noun they accompany:<\/p>\n
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El primero de la clase (the first of the class)<\/p>\n
La primera mujer presidenta (The first woman president)<\/p>\n
Las segundas partes nunca son buenas (The second parts are never good)<\/p>\n
En los d\u00e9cimos pisos hace calor (In the tenth floors is always hot)<\/p>\n
Another two examples that drops in front of a noun:<\/p>\n
El primer libro del autor (The first book of the author)<\/p>\n
Vivo en el tercer piso (I live in the third floor)<\/p>\n
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Ordinal numbers are used in Spanish specially in the following cases.<\/p>\n
– Numbers form 1 to 9<\/p>\n
– Naming kings, queens and popes<\/p>\n
– When something is with Roman numbers<\/p>\n
– To name centuries<\/p>\n
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