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Numbers 100 and Up
Cien/Ciento Cien = 100, beyond 100 use ciento Ciento + number 1-99; doscientos + number 1-99; trescientos + number 1-99, etc. Example:  cientoochenta y tres(183).   Cien is also used when counting large numbers: Cien mil, cuatrocientosochenta y tres (100, 483). Cienmillones, cuatrocientosochenta y tres mil, trescientosveintidos(100,483,322).
200 – 900 With Nouns When these numbers modify a noun, they must agree in gender Doscientascuarenta y tresmuchachas (243) Cuatroscientosveinticincocoches (425) Novecientassetenta y trespelotas (973)
Mil Mil = “one thousand” or “a thousand”, there is no plural form like  Millón (singular) Millones (as in tresmillones) (plural) But Mil perros(1,000) Cuatro mil perros (4,000)
Millones When modifying a noun, “de” must be used with “millones” Tresmillones de estudiantes. Ciento veintiochomillones de habitantes.
Years 1989 = mil novecientosochenta y nueve 2008 = dos mil ocho 1492 = mil cuatrocientosnoventa y dos

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  • 3. Cien/Ciento Cien = 100, beyond 100 use ciento Ciento + number 1-99; doscientos + number 1-99; trescientos + number 1-99, etc. Example: cientoochenta y tres(183). Cien is also used when counting large numbers: Cien mil, cuatrocientosochenta y tres (100, 483). Cienmillones, cuatrocientosochenta y tres mil, trescientosveintidos(100,483,322).
  • 4. 200 – 900 With Nouns When these numbers modify a noun, they must agree in gender Doscientascuarenta y tresmuchachas (243) Cuatroscientosveinticincocoches (425) Novecientassetenta y trespelotas (973)
  • 5. Mil Mil = “one thousand” or “a thousand”, there is no plural form like Millón (singular) Millones (as in tresmillones) (plural) But Mil perros(1,000) Cuatro mil perros (4,000)
  • 6. Millones When modifying a noun, “de” must be used with “millones” Tresmillones de estudiantes. Ciento veintiochomillones de habitantes.
  • 7. Years 1989 = mil novecientosochenta y nueve 2008 = dos mil ocho 1492 = mil cuatrocientosnoventa y dos