Swedish

Language name and location: Swedish, Sweden, Norway [Refer to Ethnologue ]
语言名称和分布地区: 瑞典语, 瑞典, 挪威, 丹麦及俄罗斯

1. en [ɛn], ett [ɛt]	21. tjugoen [ɕɯːgʊˈɛn], tjugoett [ɕɯːgʊˈɛt]
2. två [tvoː]	22. tjugotvå [ɕɯːgʊˈtvoː]
3. tre [ˈtreː]	23. tjugotre [ɕɯːgʊˈtreː]
4. fyra [ˈfyːra]	24. tjugofyra [ɕɯːgʊˈfyːra]
5. fem [fɛm]	25. tjugofem [ɕɯːgʊˈfɛm]
6. sex [sɛks]	26. tjugosex [ɕɯːgʊˈsɛks]
7. sju [ˈɧɯː]	27. tjugosju [ɕɯːgʊˈɧɯː]
8. åtta [ˈɔta]	28. tjugoåtta [ɕɯːgʊˈɔta]
9. nio [ˈniːʊ] / [ˈniːə]	29. tjugonio [ɕɯːgʊˈniːʊ]
10. tio [ˈtiːʊ] / [ˈtiːə]	30. trettio [ˈtrɛtiʊ /ˈtrɛtɪ]
11. ellva [ˈɛlva]	40. fyrtio [ˈfɵʈɪʊ]
12. tolv [ˈtɔlv]	50. femtio [ˈfɛmtɪʊ]
13. tretton [ˈtrɛtɔn]	60. sextio [ˈsɛkstɪʊ]
14. fjorton [ˈfjuːʈɔn]	70. sjutio [ˈɧɵtɪʊ]
15. femton [ˈfɛmtɔn]	80. åttio [ˈɔtɪʊ]
16. sexton [ˈsɛkstɔn]	90. nittio [ˈnitɪʊ]
17. sjutton [ˈɧɵtɔn]	100. hundra [ˈhɵndra]
18. aderton [ˈɑːʈɔn]	200. två hundra [tvoːˈhɵndra ]
19. nitton [ˈnitɔn]	1000. tusen [ˈtɯːsən]
20. tjugo [ˈɕɯːgʊ]	2000. två tusen [tvoːˈtɯːsən]

Linguist providing data and dateː Prof. Olle Engstrand, Stockholm University, Sweden, February 22, 1999
提供资料的语言学家: Prof. Olle Engstrand, 1999 年 2 月 11日.

Other comments: Swedish has a decimal system. In Swedish, there are two forms of number one, which refer to gender of noun. Swedish or Ruotsi or Svenska is spoken by approximately 13,000,000 speakers in Sweden Austria, Germany, Denmark, Finland, Norway and Russian Federation.

Language name and location: Dalecarlian, Dalarna, Sweden [Refer to Ethnologue ]
语言名称和分布地区: 达勒卡利亚语, 瑞典中部达拉纳省

1. ien [ĩɛ̃n], iett [iɛtː]	21. tiuguien /iett [tiɯːgɵˈĩɛ̃n /iɛtː]
2. twer [tweːr], twå [twoː]	22. tiugutwer [tiɯːgɵˈtweːr]
3. tri [ˈtriː], trair [ˈtrair]	23. tiugutri [tiɯːgɵˈtriː]
4. fiuorer [ˈfiɯuːra], fyra [ˈfyːra]	24. tiugufiourer [tiɯːgɵˈfyːra]
5. fem [ˈfɛm]	25. tiugufem [tiɯːgɵˈfɛm]
6. sjäx [ˈsjæks]	26. tiugusjäx [tiɯːgɵˈsjæks]
7. sju [ˈsjɯː]	27. tiugusju [tiɯːgɵˈsjɯː]
8. åtta [ˈɔta]	28. tiuguåtta [tiɯːgɵˈɔta]
9. niu [ˈnĩːɵ]	29. tiuguniu [tiɯːgɵˈnĩːɵ]
10. tiu [ˈtĩːɵ]	30. tretti [ˈtrɛti]
11. ellåv [ˈɛlɔv]	40. fyrti [ˈfɵʈɪ]
12. tolv [ˈtɔlv]	50. femti [ˈfɛmtɪ]
13. trettoŋ [ˈtrɛtũ]	60. sjäti [ˈsjækstɪ]
14. fiuortoŋ [ˈfiɯuːtũ]	70. sjuti [ˈsjɵtɪ]
15. femtoŋ [ˈfɛmtũ]	80. åtti [ˈɔtɪ]
16. sextoŋ [ˈsjækstũ]	90. nitti [ˈnitɪ]
17. sjuttoŋ [ˈsjɵtjũ]	100. undradh [ˈɵ̃ndrað]
18. åttjoŋ [ˈɔtjũ]	200. twå undradh [twoː ˈɵ̃ndrað]]
19. nittjoŋ [ˈnitjũ]	1000. tusn [ˈtɯːsn̩]
20. tiugu [ˈtiɯːgɵ]	2000. twå tusn [twoːˈtɯːsn̩]

Linguist providing data and dateː Prof. Östen Dahl, Stockholm University, Sweden, July 7, 2002
提供资料的语言学家: Prof. Östen Dahl, 2002 年 7 月 7 日

Other comments: Dalecarlian has a decimal system. In Dalecarlian, there are two forms of number one, which refer to gender of noun. The above data was from Älvdalen Dialect of Dalecarlian. Dalecarlian is a collective name of dialects spoken in Dalarna, Sweden. In the far north, in the originally Norwegian municipalities Särna and Idre, a dialect close to Norwegian is spoken. Dalecarlian is considered a separate language from Swedish.

Language name and location: Jamska, Jämtlands, Sweden [Refer to Ethnologue ]
语言名称和分布地区: 耶姆特兰语, 瑞典北方耶姆特兰省

1. ein [eːn] /ei [ɛi]/ett [ɛtː] (m./f./n.)	21. tjuein/ei/ett [ɕɵˈɛ́in /ɛ́i/ɛ́tː] (m./f./n.)
2. tvo [tvuː]	22. tjutvo [ɕɵˈtvúː]
3. tri [triː]	23. tjutri [ɕɵˈtrɪ́ː]
4. fyyr [ˈfỳːrɛ]	24. tjufyyr [ɕɵˈfỳːrɛ]
5. fem [fæmː]	25. tjufem [ɕɵˈfǽmː]
6. seks [sɛks]	26. tjuseks [ɕɵˈsɛ́ks]
7. sju [ʃʉː]	27. tjusju [ɕɵˈʃʉ́ː]
8. åått [ˈaɵ̀tːɛ]	28. tjuåått [ɕɵˈaɵ̀tːɛ]
9. ni [ˈnìːɛ]	29. tjuni [ɕɵˈnɪ̀ːɛ]
10. ti [tiː]	30. tretti [ˈtrǽtːɪ]
11. elluv [ˈæ̀lva]	40. förti [ˈfœ́ʈːɪ]
12. tolv [toːɽv]	50. femti [ˈfǽmtɪ]
13. trettan [ˈtræ̀tːan]	60. seksti [ˈsǽkstɪ]
14. fjortan [ˈfjʊ̀ʈːan]	70. sjutti [ˈʃɵ́tːɪ]
15. femtan [ˈfæ̀mtan]	80. ååtti [aɵ́tːɪ]
16. sekstan [ˈsɛ̀stan]	90. nitti [ˈnítːi]
17. sjuttan [ˈʃɵ̀tːan]	100. hunnre [ˈhɵ́ndrɛ]
18. artan [ˈɑ̀ʈːan]	200. tvo hunnre [ˈtvùːˌhɵ́ndrɛ]
19. nittan [ˈnɪ̀tːan]	1000. tusn [ˈtʉ́ːsn̩]
20. tjugu [ ˈɕɵ́gːɵ]	2000. tvo tusn [ˈtvùːˌtʉːsn̩]

Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Marcus Uneson, Lund University, Sweden, March 27, 2003
提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Marcus Uneson, 2003 年 3 月 27 日

Other comments: Jamska has a decimal system. Jamska number one has masculine, feminine and neutral forms. Jamtlandic is a regional language of Jämtland, Sweden, where it is spoken by half of the population and possibly understood by a majority of the residents.

Language name and location: Scanian, Scania, Sweden [Refer to Ethnologue ]
语言名称和分布地区: 斯坎尼语, 瑞典南部斯坎尼地区及丹麦东部博恩霍尔姆岛

1. en [e^ɪːn], itt [etː]	21. tjuge itt [ɕʉːgetː]
2. tvåo[tv^eu]	22. tjuge tvao̊ [ɕʉːgeˈtv^eu]
3. trei [ˈtʁe^ɪ]	23. tjuge trei [ɕʉːgeˈtʁe^ɪ]
4. fyra [ˈf^øyːʁa]	24. tjuge fyra [ɕʉːgeˈf^øyːʁa]
5. fem [fe^am]	25. tjuge fem [ɕʉːgeˈfe^am]
6. sex [se^aks]	26. tjuge sex [ɕʉːgeˈse^aks]
7. sju [ˈɧ^uɯː]	27. tjuge sju [ɕʉːgeˈɧ^uɯː]
8. åtta [ˈɔ^ata]	28. tjuge åtta [ɕʉːgeˈɔ^ata]
9. nie [ˈn^eiːɛ] / [ˈn^eiːjə]	29. tjuge nie [ɕʉːgeˈn^eiːɛ]
10. tie [ˈt^eiːɛ] / [ˈt^eiːjə]	30. tretti [ˈtʁetːɪ]
11. elva [ˈelva]	40. förti [ˈfœʁtɪ]
12. tolv [ˈtɔlv]	50. femti [ˈfɛmtɪ]
13. trettan [ˈtʁe^atːɔn]	60. sexti [ˈsekstɪ]
14. fjortan [ˈfju^etɔn]	70. sjutti [ˈɧɵtːɪ]
15. femtan [ˈfe^amtɔn]	80. åtti [ˈɔ^atːi]
16. sextan [ˈse^akstɔn]	90. nitti [ˈnitːɪ]
17. sjuttan [ˈɧu^ətːɔn]	100. hundra [ˈhɵndʁa]
18. artan [ˈɑː^ʊʁtɔn]	200. tvåohundra [tv^euˈhɵndʁa]
19. nittan [ˈnɪtːɔn]	1000. tusen [ˈtʉsən]
20. tjuge [ˈɕʉːgɛ]	2000. tvåotusen [tv^euˈtʉsən]

Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Per Lindblad, Lund University, Sweden, March 27, 2003
提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Per Lindblad, 2003 年 3 月 27 日

Other comments: Skane has a decimal system.

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