Spanish Numbers Quiz: Real-Life Situations (1,000 to 100,000)

If a car costs 25,000 euros, how do you say this amount in Spanish?

• veinticinco mil
• veinticinco mil euros
• veinticinco mil dólares
• veinticinco mil pesos

You want to buy a house that costs 80,000 dollars. How would you express this in Spanish?

• ochenta mil
• ochenta mil dólares
• ochenta mil euros
• ochenta mil pesos

If you have saved 15,000 pesos for a vacation, how do you say this in Spanish?

• quince mil
• quince mil pesos
• quince mil dólares
• quince mil euros

A new computer costs 1,200 euros. How would you say this amount in Spanish?

• mil doscientos
• mil doscientos euros
• mil doscientos dólares
• mil doscientos pesos

If a concert ticket costs 5,000 pesos, how do you express this in Spanish?

• cinco mil
• cinco mil pesos
• cinco mil dólares
• cinco mil euros

You plan to save 10,000 dollars for a new bike. How would you say this in Spanish?

• diez mil
• diez mil dólares
• diez mil euros
• diez mil pesos

If your friend has 30,000 euros saved for a trip, how do you say this in Spanish?

• treinta mil
• treinta mil euros
• treinta mil dólares
• treinta mil pesos

A smartphone costs 12,000 pesos. How would you express this in Spanish?

• doce mil
• doce mil pesos
• doce mil dólares
• doce mil euros

If you want to buy a new sofa for 18,000 dollars, how do you say this in Spanish?

• dieciocho mil
• dieciocho mil dólares
• dieciocho mil euros
• dieciocho mil pesos

You need 40,000 euros for a wedding. How do you express this in Spanish?

• cuarenta mil
• cuarenta mil euros
• cuarenta mil dólares
• cuarenta mil pesos