Numbers in Cebuano (Bisaya / Sinugbuanon)

Information about counting in Cebuano, a Philippine language spoken in parts of the Philippines, particuarly in Cebu.

The numbers used in Cebuano for counting are a mixture of native Cebuano numbers and numbers borrowed from Spanish. From 1-10 the native numbers are used; from 11-99 the Spanish numbers are generallly used, and from 100 a mixture of Cebuano and Spanish numbers are used Many counting money Spanish-derived numbers are generally used.

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Information compiled by Emmanuel B. Anajao

Hear a recording of the native Cebuano numbers by Pete Abilla ofwww.findtutorsnearme.com

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Links

Information about numbers in Cebuano
http://www.cebuwatch.com/cebuano-dialect/cebuano-numbers.html
http://www.jonsay.co.uk/dictionary.php?langa=English&langb=Cebuano&category=numbers
http://www.binisaya.com/content/cebuano-numbers

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Numbers in Philippine languages

Abellen,Agutaynen,Aklan,Arta,Balangao,Bantayanon,Bantoanon,Bikol,Blaan,Bolinao,Bontoc,Bukid,Butuanon,Caluyanon,Capiznon,Casiguran Dumagat Agta,Cebuano,Cuyonon,Dupaningan,Gaddang,Gorontalo,Hiligaynon,Hanunóʼo,Ibaloi,Ibanag,Ifugao,Iloko,Isnag,Itawis,Itbayat,Ivatan,Kagayanen,Kapampangan,Kankanaey,Kinaray-a,Maguindanao,Mapun,Maranao,Masbateño,Matigsalug Manobo,Mongondow,Onhan,Pangasinan,Ratahan,Romblomanon,Surigaonon,Tagalog,Tagbanwa,Tagabawà,Tausūg,Tawbuid (Eastern),Tboli,Tondano,Waray-Waray,Western Subanon,Yami/Tao,Yogad

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