1 I
2 II
3 III
4 IIII
5 Q
6 TQ
7 TQI
8 TQII
9 TQIII
10 X
2 II
3 III
4 IIII
5 Q
6 TQ
7 TQI
8 TQII
9 TQIII
10 X
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The numbers in your own language
1 I watch the Sun
2 you 3 climb on a tree 4 or on the floor 5 jive 6 mix 7 like heaven 8 straight 9 fine
My ex-girlfriends:
1 Jennifer 2 Kim 3 Emma 4 Linda 5 Martha 6 Kate 7 Karen 8 Emily 9 Ann 10 Monica
>>>1-akva
2-kityg 3-hurum 4-nila 5-at 6-hot 7-sat 8-n'ololov 9-ontolov 10-lov << What language is this? <<< Mansi
1-onu
2-sod 3-sert 4-ortauc 5-ocnic 6-sies 7-eteis 8-ohco 9-eveun 10-zeid
Korean numerals looks like Mansi numeral.
Mansi / Korean 1-akva / hana 2-kityg / tul 3-hurum / set 4-nila / net 5-at / tasot 6-hot / yosot 7-sat / ilgop 8-n'ololov / yodol 9-ontolov / ahop 10-lov / yol Even other words looks similar to Magyar ones English - Magyar / Korean I - mun / nan you - tun / tangsin who - ke / -kka (interrogative particle) what - mi / muot Koreans are therefore descendants of the Gar-Dena tribe and Indo-Europeans too!
eis, mia, en
duo treis, tria tettares, tettara (tessares, tessara) pente hex hepta okto ennea deka
Yes, it's not a coincidence that Mansi and Hungarian seem similar. The area that the native shamanic Mansi and Khanty live in today in Russia in the Tyumen Oblast near the Urals was the original homeland of those who would later migrate to the Pannonian plain. They're actually more linguistically closely related than Hungarian is to Finnish, which along with Estonian, is in a different branch of Finno-Ugric. But I seriously doubt Korean is related to them, at least not very closely at all. Minstrel always comes up with crazy theories.
And I'm guessing that above was Ancient Greek?
Numre poi neu:
1. Arti 2. Maui 3. Irriny 4. Cdane 5. Wsite 6. Uryhlu 7. Xzvint 8. Ziffe 9. Oskane 10. Pregdo Zaprenca uopte daneska.
Funny, no Portuguese version, perhaps because prickly Brazilians are embarrassed by how similar it is to the first posted, the Spanish one. Here goes:
1 - um 2 - dois 3 - três 4 - quatro 5 - cinco 6 - seis 7 - sete 8 - oito 9 - nove 10 - dez
yes it's ancient greek by the looks of it. Numbers give a big hint on the nature of language relationship-greek is so obviously an IE language, compare it with the romance languages. Fascinating.
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