Spanish Numbers 11-20 Flashcards

Spanish Numbers 11-20

• Once translates to "eleven" in English.
• Doce means "twelve" and is used to count items or indicate quantity.
• Trece refers to "thirteen," and it follows the ordinal counting sequence.
• Catorce is "fourteen," continuing the pattern of building upon the previous numbers.
• Quince translates to "fifteen," often used in age, dates, and enumeration.
• Dieciseis means "sixteen," incorporating "diez" (ten) with "seis" (six).
• Diecisiete translates to "seventeen," combining "diez" (ten) with "siete" (seven).
• Dieciocho means "eighteen," formed from "diez" (ten) and "ocho" (eight).
• Diecinueve translates to "nineteen," combining "diez" (ten) with "nueve" (nine).
• Veinte equates to "twenty," marking a new decade in counting.

This quiz provides flashcards for learning Spanish numbers from eleven to twenty. Each card features a number in Spanish along with its English definition, aiding in vocabulary acquisition and pronunciation practice. Perfect for beginners looking to enhance their Spanish counting skills.