Listen to and read the following numbers in Spanish.


CERO UNO DOS TRES CUATRO
CINCO SEIS SIETE OCHO NUEVE

Listen again and repeat.

(Watch Out!)
UNO = Un perro. Una casa (masculine-feminine)
But...
- Dos perros. Dos casas / Tres perros. Tres casas... etc.

Write the following numbers. Follow the example.

4
8
9
1
0
5
3
6
2

Listen to the following conversations and write the numbers you hear.

 
- ¿De dónde eres?
- Soy de Sevilla. Vivo en la calle Triana número .
- ¿Cuantos años tienes?
- años
 
- Mi número de teléfono es
- Mi número es
- Gracias.
- De nada.
 

(yo) vivo = I live
Calle = street
¿Cuantos años tienes? = How old are you?
Número de teléfono = telephone number

  Listen again and repeat the dialogues.

  After Chinese and English, Spanish is the third most spoken language in the world today. It is the official language of 21 countries and the second language in many more, such as the U.S.A. In countries like Japan and Brasil, the study of Spanish as a foreign language has been growing at a very fast pace indeed in recent years.  Around 400 million people speak Spanish worldwide and the number continues to grow.

The use of Spanish is also growing in the business world. As the Spanish and South American economies continue to grow and develop, along with the Hispanic market in the United States, interest in Spanish and Hispanic is also increasing.

Spanish is the second most used language in international communication, and it is an official language of the United Nations, the European Union, Mercosur and many other important organizations.


   
If not, this is the moment to start making word lists to carry around in your back pocket. Write down new and useful words as you come across them during the course. Carry the notebook with you and revise vocabulary whenever you have a few spare minutes. Beg, steal, borrow or buy a good dictionary with translation into your mother tongue. This will be your most useful resource. Always keep your dictionary close to hand and look up any new words, and ones you have seen before but can't remember the meaning of.

Words are usually easier to remember when they are written down in groups like this:

Nacionalidades
Nationalities
 
Números
Numbers
 
Animales
Animals
 
Comida
Food
español - Spanish   cero - zero   perro - dog   manzana - apple
italiano - Italian   uno - one   gato - cat   uva - grape
inglés - English   dos - two       hamburguesa - hamburger

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