Numbers in Neapolitan

How to count in Neapolitan (napulitano), a Romance language spoken by in southern Italy, especially in the city of Naples, and in Campania and Lazio.

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Numeral	Cardinal numbers	Ordinal numbers
0	zèro
1	uno, no (m) una, na (f)	primmo
2	duje, dduje (m) doje, ddoje, roje (f)	seconno
3	tre, tréje	tiérzo
4	quatto	quarto
5	cinco, cinche	quinto
6	seje	sesto
7	sette	settemo
8	otto	uttavo
9	nove	nono
10	diece, riece, rieci	decemo
11	únnere, unnece	unnecesemo
12	dudece, durece	dudecesemo
13	tridece, trìrece
14	quattuòrdece	quatturdicesemo
15	quìnnece
16	sìdece, sìrece
17	dicesette, decessette, dicessètte
18	diciotto, decedotto, diciòtte
19	dicennove, decennove, dicennòve
20	vinte	ventesemo
21	vinte e uno	ventunesemo
30	trenta
40	quaranta	quarantesemo
50	cinquanta	cinquantesemo
60	sissanta
70	sittanta
80	uttanta
90	nuvanta
100	ciento	centesemo
200	duiciento
300	treciento
400	quattuciento
500	cincuciento
1.000	mìlle	millesemo
1 million	nu melióne
1 billion	nu meliardo

Hear some numbers in Neapolitan:

Information about counting in Neapolitan
https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Neapolitan/numbers
https://it.m.wikibooks.org/wiki/Napoletano/Numeri
https://app.memrise.com/course/91284/basic-neapolitan-nnapulitano/12/
https://app.memrise.com/course/91284/basic-neapolitan-nnapulitano/13/

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