what is the number twenty in Spanish?
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veinte ...\n\ngood luck
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well if your looking to spell 900 or any number in Spanish go to a translation site and type in nine hundred then translate it to Spanish it should work. \nnine hundred = novecientos
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Twenty cents and a misspelling?
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Luken is right.\n\n\nThe answer is 20.
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21st\n\nIt starts off like this....\n0-99 is the 1st century..\n100-199 is the 2nd century...\n200-299..................3rd\n300-399..................4th\n400-499..................5th\netc etc etc....\n2000-2099.............21st century.\n2100-2199.............22nd\n\n\nhope that helps
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English and a little Spanish
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21 that are:\n\nArgentina, \nBolivia, \nChile, \nColombia, \nCosta Rica, \nCuba, \nDominican Republic, \nEcuador, \nEl Salvador, \nEquatorial Guinea, \nGuatemala, \nHonduras, \nMexico, \nNicaragua, \nPanama, \nParaguay, \nPeru, \nPuerto Rico, \nSpain, \nUruguay, \nand Venezuela.
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if it's in spanish,  it means "blocks".
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binary: 1011\nhexadecimal: b\noctal: 13\ndecimal: 11\nroman numerals: xi\nspelled out in english:  eleven\nspelled out in spanish: once\n(you could do various languages, but that seems cheap... 2 is plenty)\nscientific notation: 1.1 x 10^1\nfraction: 11/1\nexponential: 11^1
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17 = diecisiete , diez y siete\n42 = cuarenta y dos (pronounced cuaren-tai-dos)\n40 = cuarenta\n16 = dieciséis , diez y seis\n18 = dieciocho , diez y ocho\n\nHope that helps!
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I think that somebody started saying it that way and it caught on.  I agree with you that it seems arbitrary.  It might also be that this changes over time.  Maybe a couple of decades from now, people will be saying "twenty o six".
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It's "Quieres un besito". Do you want a little kiss? Spanish.
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There are about 25 in Spanish and about 50-75 in Chinese
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Well...why don't you find out and tell me next time we come across each other?\n\nWell...anyway, none of the others are pronunced like that too.\n\n22 - twoteetwo? lol\n\n33 - threeteethree? even more hilarious\n\nonly 44 is like that - and 66, 77, 88, 99\n\n55 - fivetyfive? nah\n\nThe English Language has no permanent rule, since it takes the roots of too many other languages. Nothing makes sense.
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10 ones plus 10 ones equals "twenty ones"
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in spanish it means little girl
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In spanish its "Voy a"