1-10 = uno/dos/tres/cuatro/cinco/seis/siete/ocho/nueve/diez
11-19 = once/doce/trece/catorce/quince/dieciseis/diecisiete/dieciocho/diecinueve
20-25 = veinte/veintiun(o)/veintidos/veintitres/veinticuatro/veinticinco
26-29 = veintiseis/veintisiete/veintiocho/veintinueve
30/40 = treinta/cuarenta/cincuenta
31-9/41-9 are achieved by adding 'y uno/y dos/y tres' etc. see 1-9 above)
50 = cincuenta
ciento cincuenta
One point five in Spanish is uno punto cinco.
ciento cincuenta mas ciento cincuenta es igual a tres cientos
The spanish had 150 ships 110 fighting ships and 40 supply ships. The English had 100 ships.
One hundred fifty is "ciento cincuenta" (cincuenta = 50)
the spanish makers used everybodies names. quality is fair to good, values? $75 to $150
75-150 US Dollars
THIS SOUNDS LIKE A SPANISH GUN MAKER, ABOUT $150 IF VERY CLEAN
there has been Fabregas, Reina, Arteta. 3
mandolins in 1894, first electric was a spanish electric which we know today as a the ES-150
Ciento cinquenta is a Spanish equivalent of the English number "150." The number merges ciento ("one hundred," "100") and cinquenta ("fifty," "50"). The pronunciation will be "SYEN-to seen-KWEN-ta" in Uruguayan Spanish.
Armada is the Spanish word for a fleet of ships. The Spanish Armada was a fleet of 150 ships with 29,000 men. It was put together by the Spanish in 1588 to invade England. Its defeat was a major blow to Spain. The event can be seen as signaling the end of the dominance of Spain and the Spanish Empire and the rise of the importance of England and the British Empire.