How to count in Shawnee (Sawanwa), a Central Algonquian language spoken in parts of Oklahoma in the USA.
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| Numeral | Cardinal |
|---|---|
| 1 | ne ko te |
| 2 | ne se we |
| 3 | ne fe we |
| 4 | ne ya we |
| 5 | ne ya li ne |
| 6 | na ko ta wi fe |
| 7 | ne se wi fe |
| 8 | fe wa se ke fe |
| 9 | ge yi ki te fe |
| 10 | ma ti fe |
| 20 | ne se wi pe ti ke |
| 40 | ne ya wi pe ti ke |
| 50 | ne ya li ne wi pe ti ke |
| 60 | ne ko ta wi se |
| 70 | ne se wi se |
| 80 | ne fe wi se |
| 90 | ge ya ki |
| 100 | ta pa wa |
Sources: http://learnshawnee.com/numbers.html
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Information about Shawnee | Phrases | Numbers
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