How to count in Eskayan, a language isolate spoken on Bohol Island in the Philippines.
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| Numeral | Cardinal numbers |
|---|---|
| 1 | Oy |
| 2 | Tre |
| 3 | Coy |
| 4 | Pan |
| 5 | Sing |
| 6 | Nom |
| 7 | Pen |
| 8 | Wal |
| 9 | Sim |
| 10 | Pon |
| 11 | Pon oy |
| 20 | Kaw |
| 30 | Krat |
| 40 | Panse |
| 50 | Singpe |
| 60 | Nompe |
| 70 | Sit |
| 80 | Os |
| 90 | Nor |
| 100 | Oytos |
| 101 | Oytos oy |
| 200 | Kawton |
| 300 | Kraton |
| 400 | Panton |
| 500 | Sington |
| 600 | Nomton |
| 700 | Penton |
| 800 | Walton |
| 900 | Simton |
| 1000 | Oy man |
Source: http://www.ling.hawaii.edu/ldtc/languages/eskaya/WritingSystem.html
More information about Eskayan numbers (PDF)
Information compiled by Wolfgang Kuhl
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