Learn Spanish Numbers 100 to 1000 — With a Listening Practice Activity
Numbers are one of the most useful things you can learn early on in Spanish. Once you're past 100, you need them constantly — prices, phone numbers, addresses, totals at checkout — and in Mexico, almost anything you buy lands you well past 100 pesos.
In this lesson, you'll learn the numbers 100 to 1,000 in Spanish, plus the pattern that makes them easy to build on once you know the hundreds. You'll also get a free practice activity below to test how well you can actually understand these numbers when you hear them in real life.
Learn the Spanish Numbers from 0–100
If you need to brush up on the numbers up to 100 before jumping into the higher numbers, reviewing this blog can help.
Spanish Numbers from 100 to 1,000
This video will explain the patterns for numbers between 100–1000 and clarify all the common confusion points.
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Review the numbers from 10-1000 and test your ability to understand larger numbers when you hear them with this free audio lesson.
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Memorizing the numbers only goes so far
In the real world, when someone tells you a total, gives you a phone number, or an address, being able to quickly understand what's being said and reply is a different skill.
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