Los números en inglés

My mother is thirty-five years old.

There are thirty-four students in my class.

My little brother is fourteen years old.

In winter, the temperature drops to zero degrees at night.

There were one hundred guests at the wedding.

I work five days a week.

The coat costs fifty euros.

My father is forty.

The table has four legs.

My cousin is nineteen and studies medicine.

In Spain you can vote from the age of eighteen.

There are sixteen students in my class.

My nephew turns seventeen tomorrow.

I live ten minutes from the beach.

A year has twelve months.

I have two cats and a dog.

A soccer game lasts ninety minutes.

My son is nine years old.

On this road you can drive eighty kilometers an hour.

I get up at eight every day.

A soccer team has eleven players.

The bus comes every fifteen minutes.

The class starts at six in the evening.

An hour has sixty minutes.

My grandmother is seventy and still swims every day.

A week has seven days.

My niece turns thirteen on Saturday.

April has thirty days.

An adult has thirty-two teeth.

My mother was thirty-three when I was born.

I live at number thirty-one.

My sister has three children.

One plus one is two.

A ticket to the museum costs twenty euros.

This book costs twenty-five euros.

A day has twenty-four hours.

We paid twenty-two euros for the meal.

Every four years, February has twenty-nine days.

February has twenty-eight days.

There are twenty-six passengers on the bus.

The Spanish alphabet has twenty-seven letters.

My sister is twenty-three.

Open the book to page twenty-one.

My grandmother just turned one hundred two.

The book has one hundred ten pages.

We're in apartment one hundred one.