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What is the word for the number three in Spanish?
treis
How do you say number three in Spanish?
Tres
What number is Dos in spanish?
The number "Dos" in Spanish translates to the number "2" in English. It is the second whole number after one and before three. In various contexts, such as counting or mathematics, "dos" is used to represent this value.
What are the top three languages in the world?
the three main top languages in the world are English Chinese and Spanish in that order.
How do you say three in Spanish?
Three in Spanish is "tres".
What is the English translation of the Spanish phrase 'tres hombres'?
"Three men" is an English equivalent of the Spanish phrase tres hombres.Specifically, the number tres means "three (3)." The masculine noun hombres translates as "men." The pronunciation will be "trey-SOM-breyss" in Spanish.
What is the pronunciation of the Spanish word 'tres'?
"Treyss" is the pronunciation of the Spanish word tres. The word in question is a number whose translation into English is "three (3)."
How do you spell 223 in spanish?
The number 223 (two hundred twenty-three) is "doscientos veinte y tres"
How do you spell a three and two zeros in Spanish?
A three is tres and zero is cero. The phrase is un tres y dos ceros.But the number 300 is trescientos.
What are three long spanish rivers?
three very long rivers in the spanish world
How would you say three dollars in spanish?
"three dollars" in spanish is: "tres dolares" three - tres dollars - dolares
Which three states would you expect spanish influence to be strong?
Actually Spanish influence is quite strong in more that three states! Florida has a tremendous number of Cuban refugees and as a result of so many Spanish speaking people a number of other Spanish speakers are there. Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and California border Mexico. All have large groups of Spanish speaking people. Lastly, New York has a large Spanish speaking population. It is possible to walk through parts of New Rochelle and not hear a word of English. Adios!
