How to count in Silesian (ślōnskŏ gŏdka), a West Slavic language spoken in the Upper Silesian region in Poland and Czechia.
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| Cardinal numbers | Ordinal numbers | |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | nul | |
| 1 | jedyn | piyrszy |
| 2 | dwa | drugi |
| 3 | trzi | trzeci |
| 4 | sztyry | sztworty |
| 5 | piyńć | piōnty |
| 6 | szejś | szōsty |
| 7 | siedym | siōdmy |
| 8 | ôziym | ôzmy |
| 9 | dziewiyńć | dziewiōnty |
| 10 | dziesiyńć | dziesiōnty |
| 11 | jedynŏście | jedynŏsty |
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Information about counting in Silesian
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Category:Silesian_numerals
Information about Silesian | Numbers
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