If you have mastered the previous sets, learning the Spanish numbers from 61 to 70 will be a piece of cake. The grammar structure remains exactly the same; you only need to memorize the new word for sixty: sesenta.
Use our interactive audio flashcards below to practice recognizing, spelling and pronouncing these numbers correctly. Listen closely to the speaker and repeat after them to improve your fluency and confidence.
Sesenta y uno
sixty-one
Sesenta y dos
sixty-two
Sesenta y tres
sixty-three
Sesenta y cuatro
sixty-four
Sesenta y cinco
sixty-five
Sesenta y seis
sixty-six
Sesenta y siete
sixty-seven
Sesenta y ocho
sixty-eight
Sesenta y nueve
sixty-nine
Setenta
seventy
The Rule for Numbers 61 to 70 in Spanish
Just like the thirties, forties, and fifties, the Spanish numbers in the sixties follow a very consistent and simple mathematical formula: Sesenta + y + Digit.
Since the Spanish word for sixty is sesenta, all you have to do is connect it with the letter "y" (and) to the single digits 1 through 9.
- Sesenta + y + uno = Sesenta y uno (61)
- Sesenta + y + cuatro = Sesenta y cuatro (64)
- Sesenta + y + ocho = Sesenta y ocho (68)
A Common Trap for Beginners!
One of the most frequent mistakes English speakers make is confusing 60 and 70 because they sound incredibly similar.
- 60 is seSenta (with an "s" in the middle).
- 70 is seTenta (with a "t" in the middle).
Pay close attention to that single letter when you practice. The final step in this set is to learn the brand new word for 70, which is setenta.