1 |
uno |
11 |
onse |
10 |
dyes |
2 |
dos |
12 |
dose |
20 |
bente |
3 |
tres |
13 |
trese |
30 |
trenta |
4 |
kwatro |
14 |
katorse |
40 |
kwarenta |
5 |
singko |
15 |
kinse |
50 |
singkwenta |
6 |
sais |
16 |
dyesisais |
60 |
sisenta |
7 |
syete |
17 |
dyesisyete |
70 |
sitenta |
8 |
otso |
18 |
dyesiotso |
80 |
otsenta |
9 |
nwebe |
19 |
dyesinwebe |
90 |
nobenta |
1 |
uno |
2 |
dos |
3 |
tres |
4 |
kwatro |
5 |
singko |
6 |
sais |
7 |
syete |
8 |
otso |
9 |
nwebe |
11 |
onse |
12 |
dose |
13 |
trese |
14 |
katorse |
15 |
kinse |
16 |
dyesisais |
17 |
dyesisyete |
18 |
dyesiotso |
19 |
dyesinwebe |
10 |
dyes |
20 |
bente |
30 |
trenta |
40 |
kwarenta |
50 |
singkwenta |
60 |
sisenta |
70 |
sitenta |
80 |
otsenta |
90 |
nobenta |
1,000 |
mil |
21 |
bente uno |
31 |
trenta’y uno |
57 |
singkwenta’y syete |
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