numbers in Montreiano
| From: | Barry Garcia <barry_garcia@...> |
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| Date: | Saturday, December 2, 2000, 0:46 |
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I figured these out very early when I was just stating with Montreiano.
1. uno
2. dos
3. tres
4. cuatro
5. çiñque
6. seix
7. sèt
8. oço
9. nòue
10. dèç
11. ondeç
12. dodeç
13. tredeç
14. cuatrodeç
15. quindeç
16. dèçiseix
17. dèçisèt
18. dèçioço
19. dèçinòue
20. veint
21. veintiuno
22. veintidos
23. veintitres
30. treint
40. cuaraént
50. çiñcuaént
60 seixaént
70. setuaént
80. oçoént
90. nonaént
100. çènto
101. çèntoiuno (çènto i uno)
102. çèntoidos
103. çentoitres
200. doçèntos
300. treçèntos
400. cuatroçèntos
500. quiñgèntos
600. seçèntos
700. setçèntos
800. oçoçèntos
900. nòueçèntos
1000 mil
1946. mil nòueçènto cuaraéntiseix
2000. dos mil
10,000. dèç mils
100,000. çèntos mils
1,00,00. millóñ
Originally, 30 - 90 all had "a" at the ends: treinta, cuaraénta, but, by
analogy of veint (originally veinte), the -a was dropped for those
numbers.
100 - 900 change gender depending on the noun:
400 houses - Cuatroçèntas casas, 400 trees - Cuatroçèntos arbols