Unit 2 · Los Números · Beginner · Premium
Spanish Number Songs for Kids
Counting songs turn numbers into a rhythm your child can feel. These Spanish songs count up, count birds and ask how many, with every number shown next to its English meaning.
4 songs · 24 key words · lyrics with English translation on every song
The number songs
Spanish number words from these songs
Every key word and phrase across the unit, with its English meaning.
| Spanish | English |
|---|---|
| Dos | Two |
| Tres | Three |
| Uno, dos, tres | One, two, three |
| Vamos a contar | Let’s count |
| Ven aquí | Come here |
| Una manzana | One apple |
| Dos manzanas | Two apples |
| Tres manzanas | Three apples |
| Un pajarito | One little bird |
| Dos pajaritos | Two little birds |
| Tres pajaritos | Three little birds |
| Pájaro va | Bird goes |
| Diez pajaritos | Ten little birds |
| Cuenta conmigo | Count with me |
| Una vez más | One more time |
| Cuenta y sonríe | Count and smile |
| Listos | Ready |
| Dilo rápido | Say it fast |
| Cuántos | How many |
| Número | Number |
| Cuántos hay | How many are there |
| Hay dos | There are two |
| Cuántos hay, cuántos hay | How many, how many |
| Número, número | Number, number |
Tips for parents
- Count real things while the song plays: stairs, grapes, toy cars. Touch each one as the Spanish number is sung.
- Hold up fingers for each number. Fingers are a counting aid kids carry everywhere, so the Spanish numbers travel with them.
- Once the numbers feel easy, stop the song mid-count and let your child sing the next number on their own.
Questions parents ask
- Up to which number do the Spanish counting songs go?
- The counting unit focuses on the first numbers, mostly one to ten, so little ones master them through repetition before bigger numbers appear in later songs.
- Which Spanish words are in these number songs?
- 24 key words and phrases, including Dos (Two), Tres (Three), Uno, dos, tres (One, two, three), Vamos a contar (Let’s count), Ven aquí (Come here), Una manzana (One apple), Dos manzanas (Two apples), Tres manzanas (Three apples). The full list is above, and every song page shows the complete lyrics with translation.
- Are the Spanish number songs free?
- The lyrics, translations and word lists here are free to read. Playing the songs is part of Premium, which you can try free for 7 days. The first unit, greeting songs, is free forever.
- How long are the songs?
- Between 1:40 and 2:17 each, about 8 minutes for all 4. Short enough to replay, which is where most of the learning happens.
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