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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