How to count in West Flemish (West-Vlams), a West Germanic language spoken in western Belgium and also in France and the Netherlands.
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Numeral | Cardinal |
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1 | èèn, ièn, ien, jin |
2 | tweje, twè, twji, twêe, twé, twjè |
3 | drieje, drieë |
4 | viere, vuur |
5 | vuve, vuvve |
6 | zesse |
7 | zeevn, zeevne, zeevn |
8 | achte |
9 | neegn, neegne |
10 | tienne, tiene |
11 | elve, èève, ejve |
12 | twoave, twauwve |
13 | dertienne, dertiene |
14 | veertienne, viertiene |
15 | vufttienne, vuvtiene |
16 | zestienne, zesstiene |
17 | zeevntienne, zeevntiene |
18 | achttienne, achttiene |
19 | neegntienne, neegntiene |
20 | twientig, twinte(h), twintig |
30 | derte(h) |
40 | fjérte(h) |
50 | fifte(h) |
60 | tseste(h), tchjeste(h) |
70 | tseevnte(h) |
80 | tahente(h) |
90 | gn'neegn'te(h) |
100 | oondert |
1,000 | duznst, duest |
10,000 | tienduest |
100,000 | oonderttuest |
Source: https://nl.wikibooks.org/wiki/West-Vlaams/Woordenlijst_1#Getallen
Hear some numbers in West Flemish:
Information about West Flemish
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/West_Flemish
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Category:West Flemish_cardinal_numbers
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