How To Spell 18

In this article we will explain how 18 is written in letters, let’s start by remembering that the cardinal numbers are those that are used to express some amount, among which we find for example: two, four, nine, fifteen, thirty, eighty, etc., although when a sentence is constructed, it can act as a noun, for example: this letter is the three of a club, it can also act as an adjective, example: there were ten thousand people at the concert and as a pronoun, example: I would like you to please give me four.

Number 18

The correct way to write this number using letters is as follows: eighteen, since writing eighteen eight is already out of use and many continue to make the mistake of writing it this way, there are also some who write the word like this: ten eight, the z of ten must be changed to a C and the y to an i to make it eighteen.

This number is given thanks to the sum of the number ten and the number eight, eighteen is the next to seventeen and the predecessor of nineteen.

How to write 18 in ordinal?

This number in ordinal would be written eighteenth.

How to write 18 in Roman numerals?

In Roman numerals it is written like this: XVIII

Examples

  • Soon I will be of legal age, I will be eighteen years old.
  • On January 18 I start classes at the university.
  • The bus trip lasts eighteen hours.
  • I stayed to meet at eighteen hours with Alejandra.
  • I have eighteen colors.
  • There are eighteen people lining up.

The numbers

As a clarification, the following numbers are written with a single word: zero, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen and fifteen, as well as the hundreds (two hundred, three hundred, four hundred, six hundred, nine hundred etc.) and a thousand.

The numbers between sixteen and nineteen, and also from twenty-one to twenty-nine, are written with a single word, but it is done by a union, a juxtaposition of the cardinals in their simple form.

From thirty-one, they are no longer made with a single word and are written by coordination of the cardinals in their simple mode, examples: thirty-two, fifty-four, seventy-three, eighty-one, etc.

How to spell 18 in other languages?

If you are also interested in knowing how eighteen is written in other languages, here is a list:

Albanian: tetëmbëdhjetë

German: achtzehn

Armenian:

Bengali: আঠার

Belarusian: васемнаццаць

Burmese: ဆယ့်ရှစ်

Bosnian: osamnaest

Bulgarian: osemnadeset

Cambodian: ដប់ប្រាំបី

Catalan: divuit

Czech: osmnact

Chinese: 十八

Korean: 십팔

Corsican: diciottu

Croatian: osamnaest

Danish: attention

Slovak: osemnásť

Slovenian: osemnajst

Esperanto: dekok

Estonian: kaheksateist

Finnish: kahdeksantoista

French: dix-huite

Welsh: deunaw

Galician: dezaoito

Georgian: თვრამეტი

Greek: δεκαοχτώ

Hawaiian: he umikumamawalu

Hindi: अठारह

Dutch: achttien

Hungarian: tizennyolc

Indonesian: delapan belas

English: eighteen

Irish: ocht mbliana déag

Icelandic: átján

Italian: diciotto

Kazakh: он сег_з

Lao: ສິບແປດ

Latin: decem et octo

Latvian: astoņpadsmit

Lithuanian: astuoniolika

Luxembourgish: uechtzéng

Macedonian: osumnaeset

Malay: lapan belas

Maltese: tmintax

Mongolian: arvan nayman

Nepali: अठार

Norwegian: attention

Polish: osiemnaście

Portuguese: dezoito

Romanian: optsprezece

Russian: восемнадцать

Serbian: osamnaest

Somali: siddeed iyo toban

Swedish: arton

Thai: สิบแปด

Tamil: பதினெட்டு

Turkish: onsekiz

Ukrainian: vіsіmnadtsyat

Vietnamese: mười tám

Note

It is common for confusion to arise when writing the numbers correctly, but really if you follow the rules and with practice, you will see that it is something very simple, due to how the numbers between 16 and 19 and 21 are pronounced. and 29, now they are written as we already mentioned, in juxtaposition, that is, in a single compound word, in this case eighteen that comes from ten and eight, since it is the sum of these two numbers, you should always remember that it is as if ten will be pluralized and therefore the Z should be changed to a C and the y to a Latin i, leaving: eighteen.

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