How to count in Bantoanon (Binisaya / Bisaya), a Philippine language spoken in Romblon province in the Philippines
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| Cardinal | Ordinal | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | usa uno, una |
primero |
| 2 | ruha dos |
ikaruha pangruha |
| 3 | tatlo tres |
ikatatlo pangtatlo |
| 4 | ap-at kwatro |
ikaap-at pangap-at |
| 5 | lima singko |
ikalima |
| 6 | an-om sais |
ikaan-om |
| 7 | pito siyete |
ikapito |
| 8 | wayo otso |
ikawayo |
| 9 | sidam nwebe |
ikasidam |
| 10 | sampuyo dyes |
ikasampuyo |
| 11 | labing isa onse |
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| 12 | labing dalawa dose |
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| 13 | labing tatlo trese |
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| 14 | labing apat katorse |
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| 15 | labing lima kinse |
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| 16 | labing anim disisais |
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| 17 | labing pito disisiyete |
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| 18 | labing walo disiotso |
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| 19 | labing siyam disinwebe |
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| 20 | baynte, beynte | |
| 21 | bayntey-uno | |
| 22 | báyntiy-dos | |
| 23 | báyntiy-tres | |
| 24 | báyntiy-kwátro | |
| 25 | baynt-singko bayntey-singko báyntiy-singko |
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| 26 | báyntiy-sa-ís | |
| 27 | báyntiy-syéte | |
| 28 | báyntiy-ótso | |
| 29 | báyntiy-nwébe | |
| 30 | tatlumpu treynta |
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| 40 | ap-at napu kwarenta |
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| 50 | limampu singkwenta |
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| 60 | anim napu saisenta |
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| 70 | pitumbu sitenta |
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| 80 | walongpu otsenta |
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| 90 | siyam napu nobenta |
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| 100 | usang gatos, isang daan, daan syento |
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| 200 | ruhang gatos, ruhang daan dos syentos |
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| 300 | tatlong daan tres syentos |
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| 400 | ap-at daan kwatro syentos |
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| 500 | limang daan kinyentos |
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| 600 | an-om daan sais syentos |
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| 700 | pito daan siyete syentos |
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| 800 | wayo daan otso syentos |
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| 900 | sidam daan nwebe syentos |
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| 1,000 | usang libo mil |
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| once | kung kausa | |
| twice | ruhang beses | |
| thrice | tatlong beses | |
| four times | ap-at nak beses | |
| five times | limang beses |
Compiled by Wolfgang Kuhl
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Note: Numerals in italics are Spanish loanwords used in counting money and telling the time.
Mga Istoryhanan Sa Pangadlaw-adlaw (Everyday Coversation). A Phrase Book For Bantoanon (Asi), SIL, Inc. Philippines - 1985.
http://www.tagmi.net/en/everyday-expressions-phrase-book
http://www.tagmi.net/en/grammar
https://asi.webonary.org/
Information about Bantoanon | Numbers | Tower of Babel
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