Italian vs. Spanish: Count to 100 | Learn Spanish and Italian at the Same Time

Italian vs. Spanish: How similar are the languages of Spanish and Italian? Let's count to 100 in Italian and Spanish and see how similar these Romance languages are!
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[@janeyre82]

There's a mistake on Italian numerals ending by -TRÉ... there should be an acute stressmark on the E (ventitré, trentatré, quarantatré...).

[@mar_atl_]

Some Napolitan Dialect words is very very similar at Castilian Spanish

[@antoninocampo9365]

True

[@alcar32sharif]

As kid I always wonder why it is "diciassette" and not "settedici". I ask my Italian grandfather and he answered: "Sometimes you have to turn things around to make it work" 😅

[@henriqueflores1276]

Nossa, é muito parecido com o português.

[@farisshaikh2852]

Hey, I am making a Spanish project about numbers and was wondering if I can use just the Spanish with no audio (I will add my own)

[@vlazik]

French is like in between Italian and Spanish. Lol.

[@nicoanker1343]

Italian is a bit difficult.

[@patriciosevolvioreggaetone7834]

Italian is easy

[@mariogarcia9515]

Cómo hispano puedo decir que está complicado el idioma, es similar al español pero aquí lo raro es que para un hispanohablante es relativamente fácil entender el italiano escuchándolo, pero leyendo palabras en italiano se vuelve confuso.

[@patriciosevolvioreggaetone7834]

@@mariogarcia9515 bueno pues yo supongo que entiendo casi lo mismo leyendo que escuchando hasta un poco más leyendo, ya que después de verlas bastante uno se aprende las reglas básicas

[@lhardelrosario2417]

Italian to spanish in english

[@patriciosevolvioreggaetone7834]

To spanish speakers

[@lhardelrosario2417]

Trantaquattro

[@mariogarcia9515]

Treinta y cuatro

[@carollynbratcher3587]

🙂