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5 in Spanish
If you want to say the word for “5” in Spanish, you would say, “cinco.” It’s part of the 1-10 sequence you may already know: uno, dos, tres, cuatro, cinco, seis, siete, ocho, nueve, diez. Learning Spanish numbers is fairly easy. They follow a pattern, just like in English. They’re even easier if you already speak related languages like Italian or French. Italian and French are historically related to Spanish in the same “romance language”/Latin family––while English uses many French and Italian/Latin words that we call cognates (lingual cousins of one another). That’s why you’ll often find English terms like the word “nose” that sound remarkably similar in French (nez), Italian (naso), and Spanish (naris). Many new learners also find that Spanish has an easily understood pronunciation system, as well as very few irregularities in word pronunciation. Plus, the basic alphabet is an almost perfect match to the English one and those of other western European languages. There are only three additional letters you’ll want to learn: ch (chay), ñ (eñe), and ll (elle).
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Spanish Word for Five
The basic conversational building blocks are usually the best place to start. Simple words and phrases like please, yes, no, sorry, thank you, etc. simplify your transition into daily conversation in Spanish.
Hola / Hello
Adiós / Goodbye
Por favor / Please
Gracias / Thank You
Lo siento / Sorry
Salud / Bless you
¿Quién? / Who?
¿Qué? / What?
¿Por qué? / Why?
¿Dónde? / Where?
Sí / Yes
No / No
As you may have noticed—Spanish does have a few crucial differences in pronunciation that can make it a bit of a challenge for some learners, at least early on. One example is found with the letter r which is pronounced differently and takes some practise for most new learners. This distinct sound is formed by tapping the tip of the tongue on the roof of the mouth, about a third of the way back in the mouth. Some Spanish language experts counsel new Spanish learners to practise making the “tt” sound, as it sounds in the English word butter.
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