Big numerals in Spanish (over 100 and 1000) - what do they look like?
I haven't come across big numerals in Spanish yet, however I need to use them. I can count from 0 to 100, but I need to know how to say 500, 600, 700 etc., and numerals over 1000 + the dates (e.g. 1989). Please, help.

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Big numerals in Spanish (over 100 and 1000) - what do they look like?
I haven't come across big numerals in Spanish yet, however I need to  use them. I can count from 0 to 100, but I need to  know how to say 500, 600, 700 etc., and numerals over 1000 + the dates (e.g. 1989). Please, help.

Answer

In Spanish the number 100 CIEN, so When you want to create numbers formed by 100, you say "CIENTO" (in plural you say: CIENTOS) 
and the number
 For example, if you want say "114", you will need to say: CIENTO (100) catorce (14) = CIENTO CATORCE (114)
or 356 = (TRES (3) CIENTOS (100) 3x100= 300) (CINCUENTA (50)) Y ( SEIS (6)= TRECIENTOS CINCUENTA Y SEIS.
999 = (NOVE (FOR THE "NUEVE" (9) CIENTOS (100) 9X100= 900) (NOVENTA (90) Y (NUEVE (9))= NOVECIENTOS NOVENTA Y NUEVE

and in spanish the numer 1,000 is "MIL", so, it's the same

1989 ( MIL (1000)) (NOVECIENTOS (900)) (OCHENTA (80)) Y (NUEVE (9))= MIL NOVECIENTOS OCHENTA Y NUEVE. 
4576 (CUATRO (4) MIL (1000) 4X1000= 4000)) (QUIN (5) IENTOS (100) 5X100= 500) (SETENTA (70)) Y (SEIS (6))= CUATRO MIL QUINIENTOS SETENTA Y SEIS.

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http://www.donquijote.org/lengua-espanola/numeros-en-espanol/numeros-grandes