Language name and location: Palatinate Franconian, Germany [Refer Ethnologue]
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1. ääns[ʔɛːns] |
21. äänezwanzisch [ˈʔɛːnət͡svant͡sɪʃ] |
2. zwee [t͡sveː] |
22. zweeezwanzisch [ˈt͡sβeːəˌt͡svant͡sɪʃ] |
3. drei [draɪ] |
23. dreiezwanzisch [ˈdraɪəˌt͡svant͡sɪʃ] |
4. vier [fiːɐ̯] |
24. vierezwanzich [ˈfiːrəˌt͡svant͡sɪʃ] |
5. fimf [fɪmf] |
25. fimfezwanzisch [ˈfimfəˌt͡svant͡sɪʃ] |
6. sechs [sɛks] |
26. sechsezwanzisch [ˈsɛksəˌt͡svant͡sɪʃ] |
7. siwwe [sɪvə] |
27. siwwenezwanzisch [ˈsɪvənəˌt͡svant͡sɪʃ] |
8. acht [ʔaχt] |
28. achdezwanzisch [ˈʔaχdəˌt͡svant͡sɪʃ] |
9. nein [naɪn] |
29. neinezwanzisch [ˈnaɪnəˌt͡sβant͡sɪʃ] |
10. zäh [t͡sɛː] |
30. dreißisch [ˈdraɪsɪʃ] |
11. elf [ʔɛlf] |
40. verzisch [ˈfɛɐt͡sɪʃ] |
12. zwelf [t͡svɛlf] |
50. fuchzisch [ˈfʊχt͡sɪʃ] |
13. dreizäh [ˈdraɪt͡sɛː] |
60. seschzisch[ˈsɛʃt͡sɪʃ] |
14. verzäh [ˈfɛɐt͡sɛː] |
70. sibzisch [ˈsɪpt͡sɪʃ] |
15. fuchzäh [ˈfʊχt͡sɛː] |
80. achtzisch [ˈʔaχt͡sɪʃ] |
16. seschzäh [ˈsɛʃt͡sɛː] |
90. neinzisch [ˈnaɪnt͡sɪʃ] |
17. sibzäh [ˈsɪpt͡sɛː] |
100. hunnert [ˈhʊnɐ̯t], |
18. achzäh [ˈʔaχt͡sɛː] |
200. zweehunnert [ˈt͡sveː ˈhʊnɐ̯t] |
19. neinzäh [ˈnaɪnt͡sɛː] |
1000. dausend [daʊsənt] |
20. zwanzisch [ˈt͡svant͡sɪʃ] |
2000. zweedausend [ˈt͡sveː ˈdaʊsənt] |
Linguist
providing data and dateː
Dr. Walter Sauer (Verlag Edition
Tintenfass), Neckarsteinach,
Germany and IPA transcribed by
Prof.
Mark L. Louden, Department of German,
Nordic, and Slavic, College of Letters and Science, University of
Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, USA,
July |
Other comments: Palatinate Franconian or Palatine German (Pfälzisch) has a decimal system. Palatine German (Pfälzisch) is spoken in Rhenish Palatinate, Northern Baden-Württemberg, Southern Hesse, Germany. Palatine German or Pfaelzisch (Pfälzisch) numbers for 400 and 800 are: 400. vierhunnert [ˈfiːɐ ˈhʊnɐ̯t], 800. achthunnert [ˈʔaχt ˈhʊnɐ̯t] respectively. Palatinate Franconian or or Palatine German or Pfälzisch or Rhine Franconian is spoken by approximately 400,000 speakers in southwest Palatinate, Rheinpfalz, Rheinland-Pfalz state, Germany as well as France. |
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