Language
name and location:
Arpitan, France, Italy [Refer to
Ethnologue |
1. yon [ˈɔ̃] / yona [ˈjɔna] (masc./fem.) |
21. vengt yon [vɛ̃ˈtyɔ̃] |
2. doux [ˈdo]/doves [ˈdwe](masc./fem.) |
22. vengt doux [vɛ̃tˈdø] |
3. três [ˈtʀe] |
23. vengt três [vɛ̃tˈtʀe] |
4. quatro[ˈkatʀə] |
24. vengt quatro [vɛ̃tˈkatʀə] |
5. cinq [ˈsɛ̃] |
25. vengt cinq [vɛ̃tˈsɛ̃] |
6. sêx [ˈsi] |
26. vengt sêx [vɛ̃tˈsi] |
7. sèpt(e) [ˈse] |
27. vengt sèpt(e) [vɛ̃tˈse] |
8. hoét(e) [ˈɥi] |
28. vengt hoét(e) [vɛ̃ˈtɥi] |
9. nôf [ˈnu] |
29. vengt nôf [vɛ̃tˈnu] |
10. diéx [ˈdi] |
30. trenta [ˈtʀɛ̃ta] |
11. onze [ˈɔ̃zə] |
40. quaranta [kaˈʀɑ̃ta] |
12. doze [ˈdozə] |
50. cinquanta [sɛ̃ˈkɑ̃ta] |
13. trèze [ˈtʀezə] |
60. sèssanta [swɑ̃ˈsɑ̃ta] |
14. quatorze [kaˈtɔʀzə] |
70. sèptanta [sɛpˈtɑ̃ta] |
15. quinze [ˈkɛ̃zə] |
80. huétanta [ɥiˈtɑ̃ta] / [katʀəˈvɛ̃] |
16. sèze [ˈsɛzə] |
90. nonante [noˈnɑ̃ta] |
17. diéx-et-sèpt(e) [diˈsɛ] |
100. cent [ˈsɑ̃] |
18. diéx-et-huét(e) [diˈzwi] |
200. doux cents [dweˈsɑ̃] |
19. diéx-et-nôf [diˈznu] |
1000. mile [ˈmila)] |
20. vengt [ˈvɛ̃] |
2000. doux mile [dweˈmila] |
Linguist
providing data and dateː Prof. Jean-Baptiste Martin,
Université Stendhal-Grenoble III,
France,
|
Other comments: Francoprovençal is now called Arpitan, the above data was from Lyon dialect. Arpitan has a decimal system. Arpitan or Franco-provençal, Patois is spoken by approximately 157,000 speakers in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region and Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region, southeast France as well as Italy and Switzerland. |
Language
name and location:
Arpitan (Provençal), France, Italy [Refer to
Ethnologue |
1. un [ˈyŋ] / yno [ˈynɔ] (masc./fem.) |
21. vint-un /uno [vintˈyŋ / vinˈtynɔ] (m./f.) |
2. dous [ˈdus]/douas [ˈdwas](m./f.) |
22. vinto-dous /douas [vintoˈdus /dwas] |
3. tres [ˈtʀes] |
23. vinto-tres [vintoˈtʀe] |
4. quatre [ˈkatʀə] |
24. vinto-quatre [vintoˈkatʀə] |
5. cinq [ˈsiŋ] |
25. vinto-cinq [vintoˈsiŋ] |
6. sieìs [ˈsjɛj] |
26. vinto-sieìs [vintoˈsjɛj] |
7. sèt [ˈsɛ] |
27. vinto-sèt [vintoˈsɛ] |
8. vue [ˈvɥe] |
28. vinto-vue [vintoˈvɥe] |
9. nòu [ˈnu] |
29. vinto-nòu [vintoˈnɔw] |
10. dès [ˈdɛs] |
30. trento [ˈtʀentɔ] |
11. vounge [ˈvund͡ʒe] |
40. quaranto [kaˈrantɔ] |
12. douge [ˈdud͡ʒe] |
50. cinquanto [siŋˈkantɔ] |
13. trege [ˈtʀed͡ʒe] |
60. sieissanto [sjɛjˈsantɔ] |
14. quatorge [kaˈtɔʀd͡ʒe] |
70. setanto [seˈtantɔ] |
15. quinge [ˈkind͡ʒe] |
80. vuetanto [vɥeˈtantɔ] |
16. sege [ˈsɛd͡ʒe] |
90. nounanto [nuˈnantɔ] |
17. dès-e-sèt [dɛzeˈsɛ] |
100. cènt [ˈsɛŋ] |
18. dès-e-vue [dɛzeˈvɥe] |
200. dous cènt [duˈsɛŋ] |
19. dès-e-nòu [dɛzeˈnɔw] |
1000. milo [ˈmilɔ] |
20. vint [ˈviŋ] |
2000. dous milo [duzˈmilɔ] |
Linguist
providing data and dateː Prof. Philippe Blanchet,
Université Rennes 2, Rennes, France,
|
Other comments: Provencal or Arpitan has a decimal system. The above data was from Maritime dialect. |
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