Language name and locationː Tagakaulo, Mindanao, Philippines [Refer to Ethnologue]语言名称和分布地区: 塔加考洛语, 菲律宾南部棉兰老米岛达沃湾西海岸 

1. sambuk

21.  kaluwaːn taɡɘsya

2. duwa

22.  kaluwaːn taɡ duwa

3. tulo

23.  kaluwaːn taɡ tulo

4. ʔupat

24.  kaluwaːn taɡ ʔupat 

5. lima

25.  kaluwaːn taɡ lima

6. ʔɘnɘm

26.  kaluwaːn taɡ ʔɘnɘm

7. pitu

27.  kaluwaːn taɡ pitu

8. walo

28.  kaluwaːn taɡ walo

9. siyam

29.  kaluwaːn taɡ siyam

10. sampuluʔ

30.  katluwan

11. sampuluʔ taɡɘsya

40.  kapatan

12. sampuluʔ taɡ duwa

50.  kaliman 

13. sampuluʔ taɡ tulo

60.  kanɘmaːn  

14. sampuluʔ taɡ ʔupat

70.  kapituwan

15. sampuluʔ taɡ lima

80.  kawaluwan

16. sampuluʔ taɡ ʔɘnɘm

90.  kasiyaman

17. sampuluʔ taɡ pitu

100. saŋɡatus

18. sampuluʔ taɡ walo

200. duwaŋɡatus

19. sampuluʔ taɡ siyam

1000. sammalalan

20. kaluwaːn

2000. duwammalalan    

Linguist providing data and dateː Mr. & Mrs. Scott & Becky Barton, SIL International, Philippines. December 2, 1993, September 29, 2009. 

提供资料的语言学家: Mr. & Mrs. Scott & Becky Barton. 1993 年 12 月 2 日, 2009 年 9 月 29 日.

Other comments: Tagakaulu or Tagakaulo has a decimal system. The word 'thousand' malalan is similar to that of the Manobo languages. Tagakaulu is spoken by approximately 100,000 speakers reside in primarily three provinces: Saranggani, Davao del Sur, and Davao Occidental. Before the 1980s the Tagakaulo in the Municipality of Malungon (and perhaps other areas of the region) referred to themselves as Kalagan, and they were known as Tagakaulo only by “outsiders.” Tagakaulo means ‘people of the headwaters.’