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Numbers in Bemba

Information about counting in Bemba (Chibemba), a Bantu language spoken in mainly in the northeast of Zambia, and also in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

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NumeralCardinal numbers
1mo
2bili
3tatu
4ne
5sano
6mutanda
7chine lubali
8chine konse konse
9pabula
10ikumi, ikumi limo
11ikumi na kamo
12ikumi na tubili
13ikumi na tutatu
14ikumi na tune
15ikumi na tusano
16ikumi na mutanda
17ikumi na chine lubali
18ikumi na chine konse konse
19ikumi na pabula
20ama kumi yabili
21ama kumi yabili na kamo
22ama kumi yabili na tubili
23ama kumi yabili na tutatu
24ama kumi yabili tune
25ama kumi yabili tusano
26ama kumi yabili mutanda
27ama kumi yabili lubali
28ama kumi yabili chine konse konse
29ama kumi yabili na pabula
30ama kumi yatatu
40amakumi yane
50amakumi yasano
60amakumi mutanda
70amakumi chine lubali
80amakumi chine konse konse
90amakumi pabula
100umwanda umo
200imyanda ibili
300imyanda itatu
1,000ikana limo
2,000amakana yabili
3,000amakana yatatu
1,000,000amakana ikana limo
umuntapendwa umo ("one uncountable")

Notes

The numbers 1-5 take different prefixes depending on what you're counting. For example, one person ismuntiumo, one (small thing) iskamo and one (big thing) iscimo.

Hear some Bemba numbers:

When counting above five, Bemba speakers apparently often switch to English.

Information about Bemba numbers
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bemba_language
https://kitweonline.com/kitweonline/discover-kitwe/culture/language/bemba-language-culture/bemba-lessons/learn-how-to-count-in-bemba.html
https://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Chibemba_phrasebook

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Information about Bemba |Phrases |Numbers |Tower of Babel

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