How to count in Sassareese Sardinian (sassaresu), a variety of Sardinian spoken in northwest Sardinia.
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| Numeral | Cardinal |
|---|---|
| 1 | unu |
| 2 | dui |
| 3 | tre |
| 4 | cuattru |
| 5 | zincu |
| 6 | sei |
| 7 | setti |
| 8 | ottu |
| 9 | nobi |
| 10 | dezi |
| 11 | ondizi |
| 12 | dodizi |
| 13 | tredizi |
| 14 | cuattordhizi |
| 15 | quindizi |
| 16 | sedizi |
| 17 | dizasetti |
| 18 | dizottu |
| 19 | dizannobi |
| 20 | vinti |
| 21 | vintunu |
| 22 | vintidui |
| 30 | trinta |
| 40 | cuaranta |
| 50 | zincuanta |
| 60 | sessanta |
| 70 | settanta |
| 80 | ottanta |
| 90 | nobanta |
| 100 | zentu |
| 101 | zentu e unu |
| 102 | zentu e dui |
| 200 | duizentu |
| 300 | trezentu |
| 400 | cuattruzentu |
| 500 | zincuzentu |
| 600 | seizentu |
| 700 | settizentu |
| 800 | ottuzentu |
| 900 | nobizentu |
| 1.000 | milli |
| 2.000 | duimiria |
| 3.000 | trimiria |
| 4.000 | cuattrumiria |
| 5.000 | zincumiria |
| 6.000 | seimiria |
| 7.000 | settimiria |
| 8.000 | ottumiria |
| 9.000 | nobimiria |
| 10.000 | dezimiria |
| 1.000.000 | un mirioni |
Information about counting in Sassarese Sardinian
https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lingua_sassarese#Numeri_cardinali
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