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- Lucas: Hey, welcome back to Learn Spanish with Fexingo. Luna: Oh, it's good to be here. Lucas: Yeah, totally. So, last time we covered 'mucho gusto' and 'igualmente' — nice to meet you stuff. Luna: Right, which feels super useful. Lucas: Absolutely. Today, let's keep it tiny and tackle something we use all the time: numbers. Luna: Oh, numbers. That sounds... practical. Lucas: For sure. We'll just do one through five. Nice and slow. Luna: Okay, I'm ready. Lucas: Great. So, number one: 'uno'. Luna: Uno. Lucas: Exactly. 'Uno' means one. Uno. Luna: Uno. Lucas: Perfect. Number two: 'dos'. Luna: Dos. Lucas: Yep, that's two. Dos. Luna: Dos. Lucas: There you go. Number three: 'tres'. Luna: Tres. Lucas: Right, three. Tres. Luna: Tres. Lucas: Good. Number four: 'cuatro'. Luna: Cuatro. Lucas: Yeah, four. Cuatro. Luna: Cuatro. Lucas: And number five: 'cinco'. Luna: Cinco. Lucas: Exactly, five. Cinco. Luna: Cinco. Lucas: Nice. Let's run through them all once more, slowly. Uno. Luna: Uno. Lucas: Dos. Luna: Dos. Lucas: Tres. Luna: Tres. Lucas: Cuatro. Luna: Cuatro. Lucas: Cinco. Luna: Cinco. Lucas: Ahh, yes! You did it. Luna: That feels good. Lucas: Totally. Now, let's use them in a tiny scene. Imagine we're at a bakery, like in episode three. Luna: Oh, I remember that — 'buenos días' and all. Lucas: Right. So you point at pastries and count them. Ready? Luna: Yeah. Lucas: Okay, I'll play the baker. 'Buenos días. ¿Cómo estás?' Luna: 'Bien, gracias.' Oh, and I see croissants. Uno, dos, tres... I want tres croissants, por favor. Lucas: 'Sí, aquí tienes.' See? You used 'tres' naturally. Luna: Oh, that's so good. Lucas: Let's try another. Counting people in a cafe. I'll set it up: 'Hay unas personas en la mesa.' Luna: Uhh... okay. Uno, dos, tres, cuatro... cuatro personas. Lucas: Exactly. 'Cuatro personas' — four people. Luna: I love that. Lucas: Now, quick recap. I'll say the number in English, you say it in Spanish. One. Luna: Uno. Lucas: Two. Luna: Dos. Lucas: Three. Luna: Tres. Lucas: Four. Luna: Cuatro. Lucas: Five. Luna: Cinco. Lucas: Nailed it. Let's count up together: uno, dos, tres, cuatro, cinco. Luna: Uno, dos, tres, cuatro, cinco. Lucas: Perfect. And just for fun, count down: cinco, cuatro, tres, dos, uno. Luna: Cinco, cuatro, tres, dos, uno. Lucas: Wow, you're a natural. Luna: Stop it. But yeah, this feels really useful. Lucas: For sure. Numbers pop up everywhere — prices, times, just counting stuff. Luna: Like if I'm binge-watching a show and someone asks how many episodes... Lucas: Exactly. 'Vi uno, dos, tres episodios.' Luna: Oh, really? That's cute. Lucas: Yeah. So practice these: uno, dos, tres, cuatro, cinco. Luna: Uno, dos, tres, cuatro, cinco. Lucas: One more time, a bit faster. Luna: Uno, dos, tres, cuatro, cinco. Lucas: There it is. Great work today. Luna: Gracias, Lucas. Lucas: De nada. Thanks for learning with Fexingo. Keep counting things around you — it'll stick. Luna: Will do. See you next time. Lucas: Hasta luego.