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Language
name and location:
Plautdiitsch, Russia, Canada [Refer to
Ethnologue] |
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1. een [ɘɪn] |
21. eenuntwintig [ˈɘɪnɘntvɪntʰɪç] |
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2. twee [tvɘɪ] |
22. tweeuntwintig [ˈtvɘiɘntvɪntʰɪç] |
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3. dree [drɘɪ] |
23. dreeuntwintig [ˈdrɘiɘntvɪntʰɪç] |
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4. veer [ˈfɘɪɐ] |
24. veeruntwintig [ˈfiərɘntvɪntʰɪç] |
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5. fiev [fiːf] |
25. fievuntwintig [ˈfiːfɘntvɪntʰɪç] |
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6. söss [zaːs] |
26. sössuntwintig [ˈzaːsɘntvɪntʰɪç] |
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7. söven [ˈzeːvɘn] |
27. sövenuntwintig [ˈzeːvɘnɘntvɪntʰɪç] |
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8. acht [aːxt] |
28. achtuntwintig [ˈaːxtɘnɘntvɪntʰɪç] |
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9. negen [ˈneɐjɘn] |
29. negenuntwintig [ˈ̪neɐjɘnɘnɘntvɪntʰɪç] |
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10. tein [tʰiɘn] |
30. dörtig [ˈdaːr˞tʰɪç] |
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11. ölven [aːlf] |
40. veertig [ˈfiətʰɪç] |
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12. twöf [ˈtvaːlf] |
50. fˈöftig [ˈfɛftʰɪç] |
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13. dörtein [ˈdrɛtʰiɔn / drɛˈtʰiɘn] |
60. sösstig [ˈt͡sastʰɪç] |
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14. veertein [ˈfiˑtʰiɔn / fiɔˈtʰiɘn] |
70. söventig [ˈt͡seːvəntʰɪç] |
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15. föftein [ˈfɛftʰiɔn / fɛfˈtʰiɘn ] |
80. tachentig [ˈtʰaːxɘntʰɪç] |
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16. sösstein [ˈzaːstʰiɔn] |
90. negentig [ˈneɐjɘntʰɪç] |
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17. söventein [ˈzeːvɘntʰiɔn] |
100. hunnerd [ˈhʉndɐt] |
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18. achtein [aːxtʰiɔn] |
200. twee hunnerd [ˌtvɘɪ ˈhʉndɐt] |
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19. negentein [ˈneɐjɘntʰiɔn] |
1000. dusend [ˈdyːzɘnt] |
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20. twintig [ˈtvɪntʰɪç] |
2000. twee dusend [ˌtvɘɪ ˈdyːzɘnt] |
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Linguist
providing data and dateː Dr. Rogier Nieuweboer,
Rijksuniversiteit Groningen (University of Groningen), Netherlands,
October |
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Other comments: Plautdiitsch or Mennonite German has a decimal system. Plautdiitsch or Mennonite German is a moribund language spoken by approximately 35,000 -40,000 speakers in Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, Ontario, and Saskatchewan provinces, Canada as well as Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Belize, Costa Rica, Germany, Kazakhstan, Mexico, Russia, Paraguay, United States and Uruguay. The above data was from Altaic Dialect of Mennonite East Lower German or Plautdiitsch in West Siberia, Russia. |
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