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It's pretty close. There are some numbers which are more different though.
16 is "seize" (like old spanish "sedze" "seze" "sece")
> 70-99 are all base-20, so totally different than spanish
>
> 70 soixante-dix
> 71 soixante et onze
> 72 soixante-douze
> 80 quatre-vingts
> 81 quatre-vingt-un
> 82 quatre-vingt-deux
> 90 quatre-vingt-dix
> 91 quatre-vingt-onze
> 92 quatre-vingt-douze
> 99 quatre-vingt-dix-neuf
> though the more spanish-like forms also exist in some dialects fromoupartside of FrBelgium ancd Switzerland
>
> 70 septante
> 71 septante et un
> 72 septante-deux
> 80 "huitante" OR "octante"
> 81 "huitante et un" OR "octante et un"
> 82 "huitante-deux" OR "octante-deux"
> 90 nonante
> 91 nonante et un
> 92 nonante-deux
> 99 nonante-neuf
It's pretty close. There are some numbers which are more different though.
16 is "seize" (like old spanish "sedze" "seze" "sece")
> 70-99 are all base-20, so totally different than spanish
>
> 70 soixante-dix
> 71 soixante et onze
> 72 soixante-douze
> 80 quatre-vingts
> 81 quatre-vingt-un
> 82 quatre-vingt-deux
> 90 quatre-vingt-dix
> 91 quatre-vingt-onze
> 92 quatre-vingt-douze
> 99 quatre-vingt-dix-neuf
> though the more spanish-like forms also exist in some dialects from
>
> 70 septante
> 71 septante et un
> 72 septante-deux
> 80 "huitante" OR "octante"
> 81 "huitante et un" OR "octante et un"
> 82 "huitante-deux" OR "octante-deux"
> 90 nonante
> 91 nonante et un
> 92 nonante-deux
> 99 nonante-neuf