BeginnerLesson 3 of 15

    Numbers & Ages

    Count to 20 and ask about age

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    Isa
    One
    Dalawa
    Two
    Tatlo
    Three
    Apat
    Four
    Lima
    Five
    Anim
    Six
    Pito
    Seven
    Walo
    Eight
    Siyam
    Nine
    Sampu
    Ten
    Labing-isa
    Eleven
    Note: Numbers 11-19 use 'labing-' prefix + the number.
    Labing-dalawa
    Twelve
    Note: Numbers 11-19 use 'labing-' prefix + the number.
    Labing-tatlo
    Thirteen
    Note: Numbers 11-19 use 'labing-' prefix + the number.
    Labing-apat
    Fourteen
    Note: Numbers 11-19 use 'labing-' prefix + the number.
    Labing-lima
    Fifteen
    Note: Numbers 11-19 use 'labing-' prefix + the number.
    Labing-anim
    Sixteen
    Note: Numbers 11-19 use 'labing-' prefix + the number.
    Labing-pito
    Seventeen
    Note: Numbers 11-19 use 'labing-' prefix + the number.
    Labing-walo
    Eighteen
    Note: Numbers 11-19 use 'labing-' prefix + the number.
    Labing-siyam
    Nineteen
    Note: Numbers 11-19 use 'labing-' prefix + the number.
    Dalawampu
    Twenty
    Ilang taon ka na?
    How old are you?
    Note: Literally: 'How many years are you already?'
    Ako ay dalawampung taong gulang.
    I am twenty years old.
    Note: If the number ends in a vowel, add '-ng' to the end to signify age. If it ends in a consonant, add 'na' after the number

    Grammar Note

    Tagalog has unique number words up to ten. For numbers 11-19, use 'labing-' + the number word. For multiples of ten, use the number + 'mpu' (e.g., dalawampu = 20).