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Spanish Numbers

Numbers in Spanish are always singular. Plural forms of numbers don't exist. Look at the examples below. The noun is plural (houses, children, friends), but the number is not (five, ten, three).

cinco casas - five houses
diez niños - ten children
tres amigos - three friends

The number "one" has both a masculine and a feminine form "uno" and "una". For example:

sólo uno de tus amigos
- just one of your friends
Me gustaría saber sólo una cosa más.
- I'd like to know just one more thing.

Other numbers do not change for gender.

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