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Language name and locationː Hiligaynon, Philippines [Refer to: Ethnologue]
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1. i'sa |
21. bente uno |
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2. du'ha |
22. bente dos |
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3. 'tatlo |
23. bente tres |
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4. 'apat |
24. bente kwatro |
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5. li'ma |
25. bente siŋko |
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6. ʔanom |
26. bente sais |
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7. pi'to |
27. bente siyeti |
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8. wa'lo |
28. bente otso |
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9. si'yam |
29. bente nuwebi |
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10. na'puloʔ |
30. traenta |
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11. onse < Spanish |
40. kwarenta |
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12. dose |
50. siŋkwenta |
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13. trese |
60. sesenta |
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14. katorse |
70. setenta |
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15. kinse |
80. otsenta |
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16. dyis i sais |
90. nobenta |
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17. dyis i siyeti |
100. i'sa ka ɡatos |
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18. dyis i otso |
200. du'ha ka ɡatos |
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19. dyis i nuwebi |
1000. i'sa ka 'libo |
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20. bente |
2000. du'ha ka 'libo |
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Linguist providing data and dateː Mr. Rence Law, SIL International, March 1, 2013. Informant: Ms. Senia Onas (68 years old). 提供资料的语言学家: Mr. Rence Law. 2013 年 3 月 1 日. |
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Other comments: Hiligaynon or Ilonggo numbers beyond ten have been replaced by Spanish numbers. There are obsolete Hiligaynon numbers after 10, However Hiligaynon speakers would never really use the native Hiligaynon words for above 10. The Ilongo lady who is one of my best friends, Senia Onas (68 years old), and she read the numbers for me. |
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Language name and locationː Hiligaynon, Philippines [Refer to: Ethnologue]
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1. i'sa |
21. du'ha ka 'pulo i'sa/ benti uno |
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2. du'ha |
22. du'ha ka 'pulo du'ha/ benti dos |
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3. 'tatlo |
23. du'ha ka 'pulo 'tatlo / benti tris |
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4. 'apat |
24. du'ha ka 'pulo 'apat/ benti kwatro |
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5. li'ma |
25. du'ha ka 'pulo li'ma / benti siŋko |
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6. ʔanom |
26. du'ha ka 'pulo ʔanom/ benti sais |
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7. pi'to |
27. du'ha ka 'pulo pi'to / benti syiti |
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8. wa'lo |
28. du'ha ka 'pulo wa'lo / benti otso |
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9. si'yam |
29. du'ha ka 'pulo si'yam / benti nuwibi |
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10. na'puloʔ |
30. trainta |
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11. na'puloʔ ka i'sa , onsi < Spanish |
40. kwarinta |
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12. na'puloʔ ka du'ha, dosi |
50. siŋkwenta |
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13. na'puloʔ ka 'tatlo, tresi |
60. sesenta |
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14. na'puloʔ ka 'apat, katorsi |
70. setenta |
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15. na'puloʔ ka li'ma, kinsi |
80. otsenta |
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16. na'puloʔ ka ʔanom, dyisisais |
90. nobenta |
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17. na'puloʔ ka pi'to, dyisisyiti |
100. i'sa ka ɡatos * / sien |
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18. na'puloʔ ka wa'lo, dyisiotso |
200. du'ha ka ɡatos / dos sientos |
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19. na'puloʔ ka si'yam, dyisinuwibi |
1000. i'sa ka 'libo / mil |
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20. du'ha ka 'pulo, benti |
2000. du'ha ka 'libo / dos mil |
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Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. David Zorc, Summer Institute of Linguistics, 1988. Checked by Mr. Kermit Titrud (SIL), February 26, 2013. 提供资料的语言学家: Dr. David Zorc. 1988 年 |
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Other comments: Hiligaynon or Ilonggo numbers beyond ten have been replaced by Spanish numbers. There are obsolete Hiligaynon numbers after 10, However Hiligaynon speakers would never really use the native Hiligaynon words for above 10. They naturally would either use Spanish or English. |
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