Los números en español

[avcjgc]

tuculo

[goffela1]

aburrido!!!!....zzzzzzzzzzzz

[xYordax]

doscientos treinta y ocho millones cuartentai ocho millones trescientos veinticuatro mil quinientos sesenta y ocho.

238.048.324.568

[TheC0rf]

today i'm quince years old tomorrow i am quinceceis years old ;)

[beecute5]

mucho gracias! 

[cuaimatigra]

Excelente video, es muy práctico y fácil de entender lo voy a recomendar en mi clases, gracias por colocarlo.

[mariekitu]

Are all the speakers Spanish NATIVE speakers ???????

Anyway, 1 thing I'd like to know : would you say "ciento noventa", or "ciento Y noventa".

Would be good to say... ^^

[cuaimatigra]

yes latinamerica people are Spanish speakers, since they learn according to the Spanisch real academy standars. There are of course some variations from country to country but in the same extend happens to English in the different English speaking countries. But the fact doesnt change You are still English native speakers. Ciento noventa without Y is the right one.

[mariekitu]

Sorry you got my message wrong, I wasn't asking for a philo-geo-linguistic course on those rather obvious things (though just 2 things, I a sorry, but if "latinamerica people are Spanish speakers", what is your definition of latinamerican people, and I am NOT a Native English speaker).

What I was asking was if all the people speaking IN THIS VIDEO, were Spanish native speakers.

And by the way, well done to the very fine arsehole who gave me a thumb down for asking. :)

[cuaimatigra]

Good question. Hispanic are all people who were born in Spanish speaaking countries Spain is whithin this group, but then isnt in the latinamerica even though they have spanish too. But this even tricky for me too just the way we are separated from spaniards. Maybe someone else can help you more than I.

[mariekitu]

Wow, look forget it... :))

[francuspangland]

pronunciation is the native people and say ciento noventa= 190

[mariekitu]

THANK YOU !!

[Misslisa98]

my teacher to! gracias

[EpicComedians]

my spanish teacher told me to check this out, thanx for the help. "gracias"

[soraiavanessa1]

gracias