This Spanish Easy Review math quiz tests you on counting from 40 through 59. We are now finally starting to get up there in numbers! Really, after learning the numbers zero through thirty-nine it gets pretty easy to count in Spanish. As you have previously learned, the numbers 16 through 19 and 21 through 29 are stated as 'ten and six' through 'ten and nine' and 'twenty and one' through 'twenty and nine'. In addition, each number can be said in two different ways by connecting the three words into one word. However, when we got to the thirties, there was only one way to say the numbers, i.e. 'thirty and one' through 'thirty and nine'. The same holds true for the numbers in the forties and fifties, i.e. 'forty and one' through 'forty and nine' and 'fifty and one' through 'fifty and nine'.
[readmore]This quiz will address twenty numbers (40-59) but, in reality, you only have to learn two new numbers, 'forty' (cuarenta) and 'fifty' (cincuenta). That should make things pretty easy don’t you think! Still, it is always good to practice saying each one. So let’s now look at the new numbers and their phonetic pronunciations.
| Number | English | Spanish | Pronounced As: |
|---|---|---|---|
| 40 | forty | cuarenta | quaw-ān-tăh |
| 41 | forty-one | cuarenta y uno | quaw-ān-tăh-ē-oo-nō |
| 42 | forty-two | cuarenta y dos | quaw-ān-tăh-ē-dōse |
| 43 | forty-three | cuarenta y tres | quaw-ān-tăh-ē-trěs |
| 44 | forty-four | cuarenta y cuatro | quaw-ān-tăh-ē-quaw-trō |
| 45 | forty-five | cuarenta y cinco | quaw-ān-tăh-ē-sink-ō |
| 46 | forty-six | cuarenta y seis | quaw-ān-tăh-ē-sěs |
| 47 | forty-seven | cuarenta y siete | quaw-ān-tăh-ē-see-et-ā |
| 48 | forty-eight | cuarenta y ocho | quaw-ān-tăh-ē-ō-chō |
| 49 | forty-nine | cuarenta y nueve | quaw-ān-tăh-ē-new-ěv-ā |
| 50 | fifty | cincuenta | sin-quain-tăh |
| 51 | fifty-one | cincuenta y uno | sin-quain-tăh-ē-oo-nō |
| 52 | fifty-two | cincuenta y dos | sin-quain-tăh-ē-dōse |
| 53 | fifty-three | cincuenta y tres | sin-quain-tăh-ē-trěs |
| 54 | fifty-four | cincuenta y cuatro | sin-quain-tăh-ē-quaw-trō |
| 55 | fifty-five | cincuenta y cinco | sin-quain-tăh-ē-sink-ō |
| 56 | fifty-six | cincuenta y seis | sin-quain-tăh-ē-sěs |
| 57 | fifty-seven | cincuenta y siete | sin-quain-tăh-ē-see-et-ā |
| 58 | fifty-eight | cincuenta y ocho | sin-quain-tăh-ē-ō-chō |
| 59 | fifty-nine | cincuenta y nueve | sin-quain-tăh-ē-new-ěv-ā |
Practice saying each of the numbers out loud so you can hear how they are pronounced. Also pay close attention to how each one is spelled. Learning the spellings now will help you later on as you begin to have to read and write in Spanish.
Once you are ready and believe you have a good grasp on the Spanish numbers 40 to 59, move on to the quiz questions to see just how well you have learned them!
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There are cincuenta y dos (52) weeks in a year.
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If you are a half of a century old you are cincuenta (50).
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The number 47 in Spanish is cuarenta y siete.
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The first answer is the number 43. The second answer is the number 41. The third answer is the number 55 and the last answer is the number 59.
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22 red shirts and 22 blue shirts equals a total of 44 shirts or cuarenta y cuatro.
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The first answer is 51. The second answer is 48. The third answer is 49 and the last answer is 56.
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If Pueto Rico were to become a state, the United States would have cincuenta y uno (51) states.
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The middle number between 40 and 50 is cuarenta y cinco (45).
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The number 43 in Spanish is cuarenta y tres.
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The first answer is 54. The second answer is 56. The third answer is 49 and the last answer is 55.
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