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I am trying to work on my numbers.

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I am trying to work on my numbers. I want to learn as many as possible. Where can I go to learn this. Thanks a lot for your help

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updated Sep 23, 2009
edited by Eddy
posted by frenchie

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Here is a web site to check out:

http://www.donquijote.org/spanishlanguage/numbers/

Sorry, I am having trouble posting links.

It was easier for me to just purchase a book so I could study when I was on the go.

Anyway, it is great to know all of your numbers. I especially like working on numbers in the hundreds and thousands. That way when I travel,I can bargain for my souvenirs. You don't even have to speak in complete sentences. Once you know the price, counter with a lower number and the fun begins! LOL

Hope this helps, Nicole

updated Sep 24, 2009
posted by Nicole-B
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Spain or Mexico come to mind first, but after that Flash cards. One thing I do is ask out loud "Que hora es" then I respond outloud in Spanish. If I am at work I will write it on the white board. I've already got four other people learning Spanish now by practicing at work.

updated Sep 24, 2009
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posted by Seitheach
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I like the idea of carrying a book with you, for reference on the go. When I was trying to learn numbers (I mean, I am STILL trying to learn), I would practice while driving my car to work or school. I would try to say any numbers that I would see out my window, or hear on the radio (phone numbers on radio advertisements are a GREAT practice tool) :D

updated Sep 23, 2009
posted by miloszdom
One thing that really helped me was to always tell myself the time in Spanish. As a result, I hardly ever think of the time in English anymore. - Nicole-B, Sep 23, 2009
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I created several flashcard sets, there are more on the page, have a look:

100 to 999

updated Sep 23, 2009
posted by 00494d19
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OK - I noticed already that English is as vague as only language can be... smile

What you mean specifically?

updated Sep 23, 2009
posted by Behemoth