<<1 un
2 dos
3 tres
4 quatre
5 cinc
6 sièis
7 sèt
8 uèch, uòch
9 nòu
10 dètz
>>
Wow, diacritic frenzy.
2 dos
3 tres
4 quatre
5 cinc
6 sièis
7 sèt
8 uèch, uòch
9 nòu
10 dètz
>>
Wow, diacritic frenzy.
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The numbers in your own language
<<1 un
2 dos 3 tres 4 quatre 5 cinc 6 sièis 7 sèt 8 uèch, uòch 9 nòu 10 dètz >> Wow, diacritic frenzy.
In Filipino language, we use the spanish version:
Uno dos tres quatro sinco seis siete otso nuebe dies but we also use the native version: 1-Isa 2-dalawa 3-tatlo 4-apat 5-lima 6-anim 7-pito 8-walo 9-siyam 10-sampu In pangasinan dialect that I also know: 1 Sakey 2 dua 3 talo 4 apat 5 lima 6 anem 7 pito 8 walo 9 siyam 10 samplu In visayan languages: 1 Usa 2 duha 3 tulo 4 upat 5 lima 6 anum 7 pito 8 walu 9 nampulu (or sampulu, depends on the provinces versions)
^^My Error:
In Visayan language: 9 - must be SIYAM (Not nampulu!) 10 - is NAMPULU
<<So you can say pito pitos para
ocho chochos.>> What do you mean by this. There's no such phrase as pito pitos para ocho chochos in fil. Language. And pito pito is a name of a herbal plant.
<< And pito pito is a name of a herbal plant. >>
Here too. Its seed is used to increase fertility of women.
Really? That's pito pito that I was really saying. I thought that term is a native filipino word. I guess it's really a spanish term and not tagalog.
Can I ask what country are you from?
1 œ̃
2 dø 3 tʁwa 4 ka·tʁə — katʁ 5 sɛ̃k 6 sis 7 sɛt 8 ɥit 9 nœf 10 dis 11 ɔ̃·zə — ɔ̃z 12 du·zə — duz 13 tʁɛ·zə — tʁɛz 14 ka·tɔʁ·zə — ka·tɔʁz 15 kɛ̃·zə — kɛ̃z 16 sɛ·zə — sɛz 17 di·sɛt 18 di·zɥit 19 di·znœf 20 vɛ̃ — vɛ̃t 21 vɛ̃·te·œ̃ 22 vɛ̃d·dø — vɛ̃·tə·dø 23 vɛ̃t·tʁwa — vɛ̃·tə·tʁwa 30 tʁɑ̃·tə — tʁɑ̃t 34 tʁɑ̃·tə·ka·tʁə — tʁɑ̃t·katʁ — tʁɑ̃·te·ka·tʁə 35 tʁɑ̃·tə·sɛ̃k — tʁɑ̃t·sɛ̃k — tʁɑ̃·te·sɛ̃k 40 ka·ʁɑ̃·tə — ka·ʁɑ̃t 46 ka·ʁɑ̃·tə·sis — ka·ʁɑ̃t·sis — ka·ʁɑ̃·te·sis 50 sɛ̃·kɑ̃·tə — sɛ̃·kɑ̃t 57 sɛ̃·kɑ̃·tə·sɛt — sɛ̃·kɑ̃t·sɛt — sɛ̃·kɑ̃·te·sɛt 58 sɛ̃·kɑ̃·tə·ɥit — sɛ̃·kɑ̃·tɥit — sɛ̃·kɑ̃·te·ɥit 60 swa·sɑ̃·tə — swa·sɑ̃t 69 swa·sɑ̃·tə·nœf — swa·sɑ̃t·nœf — swa·sɑ̃·te·nœf 70 swa·sɑ̃·tə·dis — swa·sɑ̃d·dis — swa·sɑ̃·te·dis — sɛp·tɑ̃·tə — sɛp·tɑ̃t 71 swa·sɑ̃·te·ɔ̃·zə — swa·sɑ̃·te·ɔ̃z — sɛp·tɑ̃·te·œ̃ 72 swa·sɑ̃·te·du·zə — swa·sɑ̃d·duz — swa·sɑ̃·te·du·zə — sɛp·tɑ̃·te·dø — sɛp·tɑ̃d·dø 80 ka·tʁə·vɛ̃ — ɥi·tɑ̃·tə — ɥi·tɑ̃t — ɔk·tɑ̃·tə — ɔk·tɑ̃t 81 ka·tʁə·vɛ̃·œ̃ — ɥi·tɑ̃·te·œ̃ — ɔk·tɑ̃·te·œ̃ 82 ka·tʁə·vɛ̃·dø — ɥi·tɑ̃·tə·dø — ɥi·tɑ̃d·dø — ɔk·tɑ̃·tə·dø — ɔk·tɑ̃d·dø 90 ka·tʁə·vɛ̃·dis — no·nɑ̃·tə — nɔ·nɑ̃t 91 ka·tʁə·vɛ̃·ɔ̃·zə — ka·tʁə·vɛ̃·ɔ̃z — no·nɑ̃·te·œ̃ — nɔ·nɑ̃·te·œ̃ 92 ka·tʁə·vɛ̃·du·zə — ka·tʁə·vɛ̃·duz — no·nɑ̃·tə·dø — nɔ·nɑ̃d·dø 100 → sɑ̃ 1.000 → mi·lə — mil 1.000.000 → œ̃·mi·ljɔ̃ — œ̃·mi·jɔ̃ 1.000.000.000 → œ̃·mi·ljaʁ — œ̃·mi·jaʁ 1.000.000.000.000 → œ̃·bi·ljɔ̃ — œ̃·bi·jɔ̃ 1.000.000.000.000.0000 → œ̃·tʁi·ljɔ̃ — œ̃·tʁi·jɔ̃
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Ane
Two Three Fow Five Six Seven Eight Neighn Ten I don't like the spellings of One four six nine - they are weak-looking and not as English/Germanic looking as they should be.
하나 (hana) /hana/
둘 (dul) /du:l/ 셋 (ses) /set/ 넷 (nes) /net/ 다섯 (taseos) /tasot/ 여섯 (yeoseos) /yosot/ 일곱 (ilgop) /ilgo:p/ 여덟 (yeodeolp) /yodol/ 아홉 (ahop) /aho:p/ 열 (yeol) /yol/ |