curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/es-a1-learn-numbers-10-to-29/692329f211c3d9256f1c8372.md
And now you'll learn the numbers 16 and 17.
The number 16 is called dieciséis, with an accent mark on the last e.
The number 17 is called diecisiete.
You can see that they're a combination of dieci and the corresponding number (seis for 6, and siete for 7).
Listen to their pronunciations and practice repeating them until you feel more comfortable with their sounds.
Listen to the audio and write the numbers below.
16 = BLANK
17 = BLANK
Dieciséis
This is the number 16. Remember to use the accent mark on the second e.
Diecisiete
This is the number 17.
Camila mentions two numbers:
16 is dieciséis, with an accent mark on the second letter e.
17 is diecisiete.
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