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Language
name and location: Occitan, France, Spain, Italy
[Refer to Ethnologue] |
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1. vun [vyn] / vynå [ˈvynɐ] (m./f.) |
21. vïntavun [vjintaˈvyn] |
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2. dou [du]/duas [dua](m./f.) |
22. vïntadus [vjintaˈdu] |
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3. trei [tʀej] |
23. vïntatres [vjintaˈtʀej] |
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4. catre [ˈkatʀə] |
24. vïntaquatre [vjintaˈkatʀə] |
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5. sin [ʃin] |
25. vïntacinq [vjintaˈʃin] |
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6. siei [ʃej] |
26. vïntasheis [vjintaˈʃej] |
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7. sé [se] |
27. vïntasèt [vjintaˈse] |
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8. veu [vø] |
28. vïntaveu [vjintaˈvø] |
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9. nieu [njø] / nou [nu] |
29. vïntanieu [vjintaˈnjø] |
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10. dié [dje] /dé [de] |
30. trentà [ˈtʀẽtɐ] |
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11. vounje [ˈvund͡ze] |
40. crantà [ˈkʀãtɐ] |
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12. douje [ˈdud͡ze] |
50. sincantà [ʃinˈkãtɐ] |
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13. treje [ˈtʀed͡ze] |
60. seissantà [seˈsãtɐ] |
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14. catorje [kaˈtɔʀd͡ze] |
70. seissanta dié [sejˈsãtɐ ˈdje] (60 + 10 ) |
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15. tïnze [ˈtjind͡ze] |
80. catre vïn [katʀəˈvjin] (4 x 20 ) |
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16. seje [ˈsɛd͡ze] |
90. catre vïn dié [katʀəˈvjin ˈdje] (80 + 10 ) |
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17. darassê [daraˈsɛ] |
100. sen [sẽ] |
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18. dozieu [ˈdozjø] |
200. dou sen [duˈsẽ] |
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19. dazanjeu [dazaˈnjø] |
1000. mïlà [ˈmjilɐ] |
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20. vïn [vjin] |
2000. dou mïla [duˈmjilɐ] |
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Linguist
providing data and dateː Prof. Serge Soupel,
Université Paris III,
Paris, France,
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Other comments: Occitan has a decimal system. The above data was based on Auvergnat dialect of Occitan spoken in South France. Occitan or Langue d’oc is spoken by approximately 1,100,000 speakers in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region, France as well as Spain, Italy and Monaco. |
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Language
name and location: Occitan, France, Spain, Italy
[Refer to Ethnologue] |
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1. un [ˈỹ] / una [ˈynɔ] (masc./fem.) |
21. vintun /una [vĩˈtỹ/ ynɔ] (masc./fem.) |
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2. dos [ˈdu]/doas [ˈdwa](m./f.) |
22. vint-e-dos /doas [vĩtɛˈdu /dwa](m./f.) |
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3. tres [ˈtɾej] |
23. vint-e-tres [vĩteˈtɾej] |
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4. quatre [ˈkatɾe] |
24. vint-e-quatre [vĩteˈkatɾe] |
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5. cinc [ˈʃĩ] |
25. vint-e-cinc [vĩteˈʃĩ] |
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6. sieis [ˈʃjej] |
26. vint-e-sieis [vĩteˈʃjej] |
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7. sèt [ˈʃe] |
27. vint-e-set [vĩteˈʃe] |
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8. uech [ˈjɥe] |
28. vint-e-uech [vĩteˈjɥe] |
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9. nòu [ˈnɔu] |
29. vint-e-nòu [vĩteˈnɔu] |
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10. detz [ˈde /djɛ] |
30. trenta [ˈtɾɛ̃tɔ] |
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11. onze [ˈũʒɛ /vũzɛ] |
40. quaranta [kaˈɾɔ̃tɔ /ˈkɾɔ̃tɔ] |
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12. dotze [ˈdʊd͡zɛ] |
50. cinquanta [ʃĩˈkɔ̃tɔ] |
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13. tretze [ˈtɾɛd͡zɛ] |
60. seissanta [ʃejˈʃɔ̃tɔ] |
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14. quatorze [kaˈtɔrʒɛ] |
70. seissanta-detz [ʃɛjʃɔ̃tɔˈde] (60 + 10) |
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15. quinze [ˈkĩʒɛ] |
80. quatre-vints (4 x 20) / uechanta |
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16. setze [ˈsɛd͡zɛ] |
90. quatrevint-detz (80 + 10)/ nonanta |
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17. detz-sèt [deˈʃe /dɔrɔˈʃe] |
100. cent [ˈʃẽ] |
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18. detz-uech [deˈʒɥe] |
200. dos cents [duˈʃẽ] |
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19. detz-e-nòu [deʒeˈnɔw] |
1000. mila [miˈlɔ] |
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20. vint [ˈvĩ] |
2000. dos mila [dumiˈlɔ] |
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Linguist
providing data and dateː Prof. Dominique Decomps,
University of
Limoges, France,
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Other comments: Occitan has a decimal system. The above data was based on Limousin or Lemosin dialect of Occitan spoken in South France. Note that there are alternative forms for 80 and 90 in Limousin : 80. quatre-vints [katɾɛˈvĩ] (4 x 20)/ uechanta [jyeˈsɔ̃tɔ], 90. quatrevint-detz [katɾɛvĩˈde] (80 + 10)/ nonanta [nuˈnɔ̃tɔ]. |
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Language name and location: Occitan, France, Spain, Italy [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. un [ˈy] / ua [ˈyo /yə] (masc./fem.) |
21. vint-e-un /ua [binteˈyə /yo](m./f.) |
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2. dus [ˈdys]/duas [ˈdyos /dyəs](m./f.) |
22. vint-e-dus /duas [binteˈdys /dyos](m./f.) |
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3. tres [ˈtɾes] |
23. vint-e-tres [binteˈtɾes] |
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4. quatre [ˈkwate /kwatə] |
24. vint-e-quatre [binteˈkwate] |
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5. cinq [ˈsiŋk] |
25. vint-e-cinq [binteˈsiŋk] |
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6. sheis [ˈʃejs] /seis [sejs] |
26. vint-e-sheis [binteˈʃejs] |
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7. sèt [ˈsɛt] |
27. vint-e-sèt [binteˈsɛt] |
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8. ueit [ˈwejt] |
28. vint-e-ueit [binteˈwejt] |
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9. nau [ˈnaw] |
29. vint-e-nau [binteˈnaw] |
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10. dètz [ˈdɛt͡s] |
30. trenta [ˈtɾento] |
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11. onze [ˈunze /unzə] |
40. quaranta [kaˈɾanto] |
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12. dortze [ˈdud͡ze /ˈdud͡zə] |
50. cinquanta [sinˈkanto] |
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13. tretze [ˈtɾed͡ze ] |
60. seissanto [seˈʃanto] |
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14. catorze [kaˈtuɾze] |
70. setanto [seˈtanto] |
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15. quinze [ˈkinze] |
80. ueianta /quatre-vints ( 4 x 20 ) |
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16. sedze [ˈsɛd͡ze] |
90. navanta [naˈβanto] |
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17. dètz-e-sèt [dɛd͡zeˈsɛt] |
100. cent / cinc vints ( 5 x 20 ) |
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18. dètz-e-ueit [dɛd͡zeˈwejt] |
200. dos cents [dysˈsen(t)] |
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19. dètz-e-nau [dɛd͡zeˈnaw] |
1000. mila [ˈmilo] |
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20. vint [ˈbin(t)] |
2000. dus mila [dysˈmilo] |
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Linguist
providing data and dateː Prof. Xavier Ravier,
Université de Toulouse,
France,
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Other comments: Occitan has a decimal system. The above data was based on Gascon) dialect of Occitan spoken in Southwestern France Note that there are alternative forms for 80 and 100: 80. ueianta [wejˈtanto] / quatre-vints [kwatəˈβin(t)s] (4 x 20 ), 100. cent [ˈsen(t)] / cinc vints [siŋkˈbin(t)s] ( 5 x 20 ). |
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Language
name and location: Occitan, France, Spain, Italy
[Refer to Ethnologue] |
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1. un [ˈỹ] / una [ˈyno] (masc./fem.) |
21. vint-e--un /uno [binteˈỹ /yno](m./f.) |
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2. dos [ˈdus]/doas [ˈduos](m./f.) |
22. vint-e-dos /doas [binteˈdus /duos](m./f.) |
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3. tres [ˈtɾes] |
23. vint-e-tres [binteˈtɾes] |
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4. quatre [ˈkatɾe] |
24. vint-e-quatre [binteˈkatɾe] |
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5. cinq [ˈsiŋk] |
25. vint-e-cinq [binteˈsiŋk] |
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6. sièis [ˈsjɛjs] |
26. vint-e-sièis [binteˈsjɛjs] |
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7. sèt [ˈsɛt] |
27. vint-e-sèt [binteˈsɛt] |
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8. uèch [ˈɥɛt͡ʃ] |
28. vint-e-uèch [binteˈɥɛt͡ʃ] |
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9. nòu [ˈnɔw] |
29. vint-e-nòu [binteˈnɔw] |
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10. dèts [ˈdɛt͡s] |
30. trenta [ˈtɾento] |
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11. onze [ˈunze] |
40. quaranta [kaˈɾanto] |
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12. dortze [ˈdut͡se] |
50. cinquanta [siŋˈkanto] |
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13. tretze [ˈtɾet͡se] |
60. seissanto [sejˈsanto] |
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14. catòrze [kaˈtɔɾze] |
70. setanto [seˈtanto] |
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15. quinze [ˈkinze] |
80. ochanta [uˈt͡ʃanto] |
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16. setze [ˈsɛt͡se] |
90. nonanta [nuˈnanto] |
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17. dèts-e-sèt [dɛt͡seˈsɛt] |
100. cent [ˈsen] |
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18. dèts-e-uèch [dɛt͡seˈɛt͡ʃ] |
200. dos cents [duˈsens] |
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19. dèts-e-nòu [dɛt͡seˈnɔw] |
1000. mila [ˈmilo] |
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20. vint [ˈbint] |
2000. dos mila [dusˈmilo] |
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Linguist
providing data and dateː Prof. Henry Comis,
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Other comments: Occitan has a decimal system. The above data was based on Languedocien dialect of Occitan spoken in South France. |
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