Numbers 100–1000 in Spanish: How to Master Higher Numbers Fast
If you've already learned numbers 1–100, you're in great shape — because 100 to 1000 uses the same "and" pattern you already know, just with one more layer on top.
These videos will walk you through the hundreds and show you how to build any number up to 1000 — the numbers you'll hear when you're dealing with larger prices, rent, and bigger transactions in Mexico.
Video 1: Numbers 100–999 — The Hundreds
The hundreds in Spanish follow a pattern — but watch out for 500 (quinientos), 700 (setecientos), and 900 (novecientos), which break the pattern slightly.
Video 2: Reaching 1000 — "Mil"
One thousand in Spanish is simply mil — no "uno" needed. This video shows you how to combine hundreds, tens, and units to build any number up to 1000.
Practice Makes It Stick
Just like with 1–100, memorizing the pattern isn't enough. You need to practice hearing and saying these numbers at speed — the way a cashier or vendor will throw them at you in real life.
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