Podcast #038. Numbers in Spanish (41 - 70)

You can find below the pronunciation of the Spanish words / expressions (and some explanations) used on previous<a href="https://spanishlanguage.substack.com/p/issue-038-numbers-in-spanish-41-70"> Newsletter #038</a>.<br/><br/>Transcript<br/><br/>(00:14) Hola a todos y bienvenidos a un nuevo n&#250;mero. (Hello everyone and welcome to a new issue.)<br/><br/>(00:16) El n&#250;mero treinta y ocho, que en este caso trata sobre los n&#250;meros en espa&#241;ol del cuarenta y uno (41) al setenta (70). (The number thirty-eight, which in this case is about the numbers in Spanish from forty-one (41) to seventy (70).)<br/><br/>(00:26) En primer lugar, gracias a todos por estar ah&#237; otra vez escuchando este podcast (First of all, thank you all for being there again listening to this podcast) (...)<br/><br/>(00:32) (...) y en este caso quer&#237;a comentaros un poco (and in this case I wanted to comment a little) (...)<br/><br/>(00:35) (...) el contenido de la &#250;ltima edici&#243;n, de la n&#250;mero treinta y ocho (38). (the contents of the latest edition, number thirty-eight (38).)<br/><br/>(00:40) Si veis en el treinta y siete (37) ya habl&#225;bamos de los n&#250;meros del treinta y uno (31) al cuarenta (40). (If you see in (issue) thirty-seven (37) we were already talking about the numbers thirty-one (31) to forty (40).<br/><br/>(00:46) Y a partir de este momento, a partir del n&#250;mero cuarenta (40), va a ser todo un poquito m&#225;s f&#225;cil.&#160;(And from this moment on, from number forty (40) on, everything will be a little bit easier.)<br/><br/>(00:55) Porque s&#243;lo tenemos que saber el nombre de las decenas, que en este caso son cuarenta (40), cincuenta (50), sesenta (60) y setenta (70) y a&#241;adir los correspondientes "y uno", "y dos", "y tres", "y cuatro", "y cinco", "y seis", "y siete", "y ocho", "y nueve". (Because we only have to know the name of the tens, which in this case are forty (40), fifty (50), sixty (60) and seventy (70) and add the corresponding "and one", "and two", "and three", "