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Wikang Tagalog
Tagalog
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Numbers in Tagalog have two systems, one is the tagalog numbers and one is the Spanish influenced numbers. The Tagalog system is what is used for counting and stuff, but for other things such as time and age, the Spanish numbers are used.
Cardinal Numbers
Numbers 1-10
| #
| Tagalog
| Spanish
|
| 0
| wala
| sero
|
| 1
| isa
| uno
|
| 2
| dalawa
| dos
|
| 3
| tatlo
| tres
|
| 4
| apat
| kwatro
|
| 5
| lima
| singko
|
| 6
| anim
| sais
|
| 7
| pito
| syete
|
| 8
| walo
| otso
|
| 9
| siyam
| nuwebe
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| 10
| sampu
| diyes
|
|
Numbers 11-20
| #
| Tagalog
| Spanish
|
| 11
| labing-isa
| onse
|
| 12
| labindalawa
| dose
|
| 13
| labintatlo
| trese
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| 14
| labing-apat
| katorse
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| 15
| labinlima
| kinse
|
| 16
| labing-anim
| disi-sais
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| 17
| labimpito
| disi-siyete
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| 18
| labingwalo
| disi-otso
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| 19
| labinsiyam
| disi-nuwebe
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| 20
| dalawampu
| bente
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