English to Spanish Numerals


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List of Spanish names of numerals from English

Here is a list of Spanish names of numerals from English. If you would like to know the Spanish name of any other numeral, feel free to contact us.

One Uno
Two Dos
Three Tres
Four Cuatro
Five Cinco
Six Seis
Seven Siete
Eight Ocho
Nine Nueve
Ten Diez

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