Test your knowledge of Spanish numbers vocabulary with this interactive quiz. Choose the correct answers and check how well you remember.
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Review Spanish numbers vocabulary and strengthen your memory with interactive flashcards.
See how numbers vocabulary is used in everyday life, routines, and general daily conversations.
Practice basic numbers in simple context.
| Audio | Spanish | English Translation |
|---|---|---|
| Tengo tres hermanos y dos hermanas en mi familia. | I have three brothers and two sisters in my family. | |
| El billete de autobús cuesta quince pesos. | The bus ticket costs fifteen pesos. | |
| En la mesa hay cuatro manzanas y seis naranjas. | On the table there are four apples and six oranges. | |
| Mi abuela tiene setenta años y vive en Madrid. | My grandmother is seventy years old and lives in Madrid. | |
| Compré veintiún libros para la biblioteca escolar. | I bought twenty-one books for the school library. |
Practice higher numbers and statistics in natural contexts.
| Audio | Spanish | English Translation |
|---|---|---|
| La ciudad tiene más de un millón de habitantes. | The city has more than one million inhabitants. | |
| El edificio de oficinas cuenta con quinientas ventanas. | The office building has five hundred windows. | |
| Nuestra empresa vendió diez mil productos durante el último trimestre. | Our company sold ten thousand products during the last quarter. | |
| El museo recibe casi doscientos mil visitantes cada año. | The museum receives almost two hundred thousand visitors every year. | |
| Esa compañía invirtió cien millones de dólares en energía renovable. | That company invested one hundred million dollars in renewable energy. |
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