Numbers in Akha

How to count in Akha (Avkavdawv), a Southern Loloish language spoken in China, Myanmar, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam. These numbers are written in the McDaniel script for Akha, which was devised in 1950 by Matthew McDaniel, and the Baptist script, which was devised by Paul Lewis. Other orthographies are available.

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Numeral Cardinal numbers
0 jahv myawxv, jaˬ myawꞈ
1 dteehxv, dtiˬ
2 nyeehxv, nyiˬ
3 smmf, smˇ
4 oeuhv, oeˬ
5 ngahv, ngaˬ
6 gkohxv, koˬ
7 sheehxv, shiˬ
8 yehxv, yehˬ
9 rgoeuhv, g’oeˬ
10 tsayf, tseˇ
11 tsayf dteehxv, tseˇ dtiˬ
12 tsayf nyeehxv, tseˇ nyiˬ
13 tsayf smmf, tseˇ smˇ
14 tsayf oeuhv, tseˇ oeˬ
15 tsayf ngahv, tseˇ ngaˬ
16 tsayf gkohxv, tseˇ koˬ
17 tsayf sheehxv, tseˇ shiˬ
18 tsayf yehxv, tseˇ yehˬ
19 tsayf rgoeuhv, tseˇ g’oeˬ
20 nyeehv tsayf, nyiˬ tseˇ
21 nyeehv tsayf dteehxv, nyiˬ tseˇ dtiˬ
22 nyeehv tsayf nyeehxv, nyiˬ tseˇ nyiˬ
23 nyeehv tsayf smmf, nyiˬ tseˇ smˇ
24 nyeehv tsayf oeuhv, nyiˬ tseˇ oeˬ
25 nyeehv tsayf ngahv, nyiˬ tseˇ ngaˬ
26 nyeehv tsayf gkohxv, nyiˬ tseˇ koˬ
27 nyeehv tsayf sheehxv, nyiˬ tseˇ shiˬ
28 nyeehv tsayf yehxv, nyiˬ tseˇ yehˬ
29 nyeehv tsayf rgoeuhv, nyiˬ tseˇ g’oeˬ
30 smmf tsayf, smˇ tseˇ
40 oeuhv tsayf, oeˬ tseˇ
50 ngahv tsayf, ngaˬ tseˇ
60 gkohxv tsayf, koˬ tseˇ
70 sheehxv tsayf, shiˬ tseˇ
80 yehxv tsayf, yehˬ tseˇ
90 rgoeuhv tsayf, g’oeˬ tseˇ
100 teehv hayf, teehv tauhf, tiˬ heˇ, tiˬ taoˇ

Hear some Akha numbers:

Source and information about Akha numbers:
https://akha.org/content/language/
https://lingweb.eva.mpg.de/channumerals/Akha.htm

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