How to count in Agutaynen, a Philippine language spoken mainly on Agutaya Island in the Province of Palawan in the Philippines.
The numbers borrowed from Spanish, such as bainti (20) and trinta (30) are used mainly when talking about time and money.
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| Numeral | Cardinal numbers | Ordinal numbers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | tata/tambilog | primiro |
| 2 | doroa | yadoa |
| 3 | tolo | ya-lo |
| 4 | epat | yapat |
| 5 | lima | yalima |
| 6 | enem | yanem |
| 7 | pito | yapito |
| 8 | walo | yawalo |
| 9 | sian | yasiam |
| 10 | tampolok | yatampolok / yapolok |
| 11 | tampolok may tata | |
| 12 | tampolok may doroa | |
| 13 | tampolok may tolo | |
| 14 | tampolok may epat | |
| 15 | tampolok may lima | |
| 16 | tampolok may enem | |
| 17 | tampolok may pito | |
| 18 | tampolok may walo | |
| 19 | tampolok may sian | |
| 20 | doroampolok / doroang polok bainti |
|
| 21 | doroampolok may tata | |
| 22 | doroampolok may doroa | |
| 23 | doroampolok may tolo | |
| 24 | doroampolok may epat | |
| 25 | doroampolok may lima | |
| 26 | doroampolok may enem | |
| 27 | doroampolok may pito | |
| 28 | doroampolok may walo | |
| 29 | doroampolok may sian | |
| 30 | tolompolok trinta |
|
| 40 | epat ang polok koarinta |
|
| 50 | limampolok singkointa |
|
| 60 | enem ang polok | |
| 70 | pitompolok | |
| 80 | walompolok | |
| 90 | sian ang polok | |
| 100 | (tang) gatos | |
| 1,000 | (tang) ribo | |
| 1,000,000 | milion |
Details supplied by Michael Peter Füstumum
Sources
https://www.sil.org/resources/archives/44176
https://www.webonary.org/agutaynen/
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Information about Agutaynen | Numbers
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