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In Dutch, the numbers from 1 to 100 are spelled as follows: 1 is "één," 2 is "twee," 3 is "drie," 4 is "vier," 5 is "vijf," 6 is "zes," 7 is "zeven," 8 is "acht," 9 is "negen," and 10 is "tien." The pattern continues with "elf" for 11, "twaalf" for 12, and follows a similar structure for tens (like "twintig" for 20, "dertig" for 30, etc.) up to 100, which is "honderd." For numbers in between, combinations are used, such as "eenentwintig" for 21.

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