Spanish ordinal numbers, or 'números ordinales,' serve as adjectives to indicate the position of nouns in sequences. They agree in gender and number with the nouns they modify. This overview covers the basics, from 'primero/a' to 'décimo/a,' extends to 'trigésimo/a' for positions up to thirty, and touches on advanced usage in formal contexts. Strategies for learning and practical applications, such as in dates and floor levels, are also discussed.
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In Spanish, ______ numbers serve as adjectives to show the position of nouns in a sequence.
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Ordinal numbers 1st and 3rd in Spanish before masculine nouns
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Gender agreement of Spanish ordinal numbers
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10th ordinal number in Spanish
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In Spanish, the ordinal number for the ______ position is 'trigésimo/a'.
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Ordinal Numbers Definition
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Ordinal Numbers in Dates
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Ordinal Numbers in Literature
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The ordinal number for 22nd is expressed as '______ ______' in Spanish.
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Formation: 11th-19th Spanish ordinals
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Base tens in Spanish ordinals beyond 19th
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Practical application of Spanish ordinals
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