How to count in Waray-Waray, a Bisayan language spoken mainly in the Eastern Visayas Region of the Philippines.
Waray-Waray has two sets of numbers: native numbers (show first), and numbers borrowed from Spanish (shown second). The Spanish-derived ones are used from numbers above 11 by most Waray-Waray speakers, with the exceptions of hundred and thousand among older speakers.
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| Numeral | Cardinal numbers | Ordinal numbers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | usá, uno | siyahan |
| 2 | duhá, dos | ikaduha |
| 3 | tuló, tres | ikatulo |
| 4 | upat, kuwatro | ikaupat |
| 5 | limá, singko | ikalima |
| 6 | unom, sais/says | ikaunom |
| 7 | pitó, syete | ikapito |
| 8 | waló, otso | ikawalo |
| 9 | siyám, nuebe/nuybe | ikasiyam |
| 10 | napúlô, dies/dyis | ikanapulo |
| 11 | napúlô kag-usá, onse | |
| 12 | napúlô kagduhá, dose | |
| 13 | napúlô kagtuló, trese | |
| 14 | napúlô kag-upat, katorse | |
| 15 | napúlô kaglimá, kinse | |
| 16 | napúlô kag-unom, disisays/disisais | |
| 17 | napúlô kagpitó, disisyete | |
| 18 | napúlô kagwaló, disiotso | |
| 19 | napúlô kagsiyám, disinuybe | |
| 20 | karuhaàn, baynte | |
| 21 | karuhaàn kag-usà, baynte uno | |
| 22 | karuhaàn kagduhà, baynte dos | |
| 30 | katluàn, traynta | |
| 40 | kap-atàn, kuwarenta | |
| 50 | kalim-àn, singkwenta | |
| 60 | kaunmàn, saysenta/sisenta | |
| 70 | kapituàn, sitenta | |
| 80 | kawaluàn, otsenta/ochienta | |
| 90 | kasiyamàn, nobenta | |
| 100 | usa ka gatòs, syen | |
| 1,000 | usa ka yukòt, mil | |
| 1,000,000 | usa ka ribo, milyon |
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Information about numbers in Waray-Waray
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Category:Waray-Waray_numerals
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waray_language#Numbers
Information about Waray-Waray | Numbers | Tower of Babel
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