Numbers in Pennsylvania German

How to count in Pennsylvania German, a variety of Pennsylvania German (Pennsilfaanisch Deitsch) spoken in Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana in the USA, and in Ontario in Canada.

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Numeral	Cardinal	Ordinal
0	null
1	ee, eem, eens	erscht
2	zwee	zwett
3	drei	dritt
4	vier	viert
5	fimf(e), finf(e), finnif	fimft
6	sechs(s), sex(e)	sechst, sext
7	siwwe	siwwet
8	achde, acht	acht
9	nein(e)	neint
10	zehe	zehet
11	elf(e)	elft
12	zwelf(e)	zwelft
13	dreizeh	dreizeht
14	vaerzeh, varzeh	vaerzeht, varzeht
15	fuffzeh	fuffzeht
16	sechzeh, sexzeh	sechzeht, sexzeht
17	siwwezeh	siwwezeht
18	achtzeh	achtzeht
19	neinzeh	neinzeht
20	zwansich	zwansichscht
30	dreissich	dreissichscht
40	vaerzich, varzich	vaerzichscht, varzichscht
50	fuffzich	fuffzichscht
60	sechzich, sexzich	sechzichscht, sexzichscht
70	siwwezich	siwwezichscht
80	achtzich	achtzichscht
90	neinzich	neinzichscht
100	hunnert	hunnertscht
1.000	taused, daused, dausend
100.000	hunnertdausend
1 million	Milliyon
1 billion	Billyon

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