en:grammar:numbers
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en:grammar:numbers [2022-11-05 12:59] – [Cardinal and ordinal numbers] christian | en:grammar:numbers [2023-02-07 12:34] (current) – [Cardinal and ordinal numbers] christian | ||
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**siro** – zero\\ | **siro** – zero\\ | ||
**un** – one\\ | **un** – one\\ | ||
- | **aual** – first\\ | + | **aval** – first\\ |
**do** – two\\ | **do** – two\\ | ||
**tri** – three\\ | **tri** – three\\ | ||
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**abe des do** – the twelfth bird | **abe des do** – the twelfth bird | ||
- | **Aual** is an alternative to **un** which is only used as ordinal (after nouns): | + | **Aval** is an alternative to **un** which is only used as ordinal (after nouns): |
- | **monte | + | **monte |
- | **aual** is only used standalone, never as a part of combined numbers: | + | **Aval** is only used standalone, never as a part of combined numbers: |
**uma des un** – the eleventh horse | **uma des un** – the eleventh horse | ||
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TODO Also explain how fractions are formed (**-i** suffix), how numbers with a fractional part are expressed (likely using the dot as decimal separator), and how large numerals can be grouped (preferably uses spaces between groups of three?). | TODO Also explain how fractions are formed (**-i** suffix), how numbers with a fractional part are expressed (likely using the dot as decimal separator), and how large numerals can be grouped (preferably uses spaces between groups of three?). |
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