Dominican Creole numbers

How to count in Dominican Creole (kwéyòl), a French-based creole spoken in Dominica.

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Numeral	Cardinal	Ordinal
0	nòt, zéwo
1	yon, yonn	pwémyè
2	dé	dézyènm
3	twa	twazyènm
4	kat	katriyènm
5	senk	senkyènm
6	sis	sizyènm
7	sèt	sètyènm
8	wit	wityènm
9	nèf	nèvyènm
10	dis	disyènm
11	wonz
12	douz
13	twèz
14	katòz
15	kinz, tjenz
16	sèz
17	disèt
18	dizwit
19	diznèf
20	ven
21	ventéyon
22	venndé
23	venntwa
24	vennkat
25	vennsenk
26	vennsis
27	vennsèt
28	venntwit
29	venntnèf
30	twant
40	kawant
50	senkant
60	swasant
70	swasantdis
80	katwèven
90	katwèvendis
100	san
1 000	mil
10 000	di mil
100 000	san mil
1 000 000	yon milyon
1 000 000 000	yon milya

Information about counting in Dominican Creole French
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dominican_Creole_French
https://www.avirtualdominica.com/project/creole-kweyol-language/

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