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Language
name and location: Russian, Russia, Ukraine [Refer to
Ethnologue] |
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1. odin [ʌˈdʲin̪] |
21. dvadtsatˈ odin [ˈd̪vat͡sʌtʲ ʌˈdʲin̪] |
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2. dva [d̪va] |
22. dvadtsatˈ dva [ˈd̪vat͡sʌtʲ d̪va] |
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3. tri [t̪rʲi] |
23. dvadtsatˈ tri [ˈd̪vat͡sʌtʲ t̪rʲi] |
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4. chetyre [t͡ʃiˈt̪ɨrʲi] |
24. dvadtsatˈ chetyre [ˈd̪vat͡sʌtʲ t͡ʃiˈt̪ɨrʲi] |
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5. pyatˈ [pʲatʲ] |
25. dvadtsatˈ pyatˈ [ˈd̪vat͡sʌtʲ pʲatʲ] |
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6. shestˈ [ʂɛsʲtʲ] |
26. dvadtsatˈ shest [ˈd̪vat͡sʌtʲ ʂɛsʲtʲ] |
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7. semˈ [sʲɛmʲ] |
27. dvadtsatˈ semˈ [ˈd̪vat͡sʌtʲ sʲɛmʲ] |
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8. vosemˈ [ˈvɔsʲimʲ] |
28. dvadtsatˈ vosemˈ [ˈd̪vat͡sʌtʲ ˈvɔsʲimʲ] |
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9. devyat [ˈdʲɛvʲitʲ] |
29. dvadtsatˈ devyatˈ [ˈd̪vat͡sʌtʲ ˈdʲɛvʲitʲ] |
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10. desyatˈ [ˈdʲɛsʲitʲ] |
30. trīdtsatˈ [ˈt̪rʲit͡sʌtʲ] |
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11. odinnadtsatˈ [ʌˈdʲin̪ɔt͡sʌtʲ] |
40. sorok [ˈs̪ɔrʌk] |
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12. dvenadtsatˈ[d̪ʲviˈn̪at͡sʌtʲ] |
50. pyatˈdesyat [pʲidʲdʲiˈsʲat̪] |
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13. trinadtsatˈ [t̪rʲiˈn̪at͡sʌtʲ] |
60. shestˈdesyat [ʂɨzʲdʲiˈsʲat̪] |
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14. chetyrnadtsatˈ [t͡ʃiˈt̪ɨrʲˈn̪at͡sʌtʲ] |
70. semˈdesyat [ˈsʲɛmʲdʲisʲʌt̪] |
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15. pyatnadtsatˈ [pʲatˈn̪at͡sʌtʲ] |
80. vosemˈdesyat [ˈvɔsʲimʲdʲisʲʌt̪] |
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16. shestnadtsatˈ [ʂɨsˈn̪at͡sʌtʲ] |
90. devyanosto [dʲivʲiˈn̪ɔs̪t̪ʌ] |
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17. semnadtsatˈ [sʲimˈn̪at͡sʌtʲ] |
100. sto [s̪t̪ɔ] |
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18. vosemnadtsatˈ [vʌsʲimʲˈn̪at͡sʌtʲ] |
200. dvesti [ˈdvʲɛsʲtʲi] |
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19. devyatnadtsatˈ [dʲivʲit̪ˈn̪at͡sʌtʲ] |
1000. tysyacha [ˈt̪ɨsʲit͡ʃʌ] |
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20. dvadtsatˈ [ˈd̪vat͡sʌtʲ] |
2000. dve tysyachi [ˈdvʲe ˈt̪ɨsʲit͡ʃi] |
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Linguist
providing data and dateː Dr. Alexei Kochetov,
University of Toronto, Canada,
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Other comments: Russian has a decimal system. Russian is spoken by approximately 255,000,000 speakers in Russian Federation as well as Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, Belarus, China, Cyprus, Czechia, Germany, Estonia, Georgia, Croatia, Hungary, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Lithuania, Latvia, Moldova, Mongolia, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovenia, Slovakia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Turkey, Ukraine and Uzbekistan. |
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