Your Nation's Numerical System

[Yukonastan]

Yukonastan uses the Arabic Numeral and Decimal system with comma notation for decimals. SI units are used for everything.

[Luziyca]

Yukonastan uses the Arabic Numeral and Decimal system with comma notation for decimals. SI units are used for everything.

Ditto, except we use a period, not a comma for decimals. Comma is for thousands.

[Altaro]

Altaro has used Base 10 ever since the Anthro could count. The fact that we have 10 fingers is the reason. Nothing more than tradition. The numbers go like this:

1 - Ichi
2 - Ni
3 - San
4 - Shi
5 - Go
6 - Roku
7 - Nana
8 - Hachi
9 - Kyū
10 - Jū

[Anollasia]

English

0: Zero
1: One
2: Two
3: Three
4: Four
5: Five
6: Six
7: Seven
8: Eight
9: Nine
10: Ten

Turkish

0: Sıfır
1: Bir
2: İki
3: Üç
4: Dört
5: Beş
6: Altı
7: Yedi
8: Sekiz
9: Dokuz
10: On

Anollasian

0: Sıfro
1: Bine
2: İkwo
3: Üçree
4: Dörour
5: Beve
6: Altix
7: Yedven
8: Sekight
9: Dokine
10: Onen

[Free Pejite]

0: Orez
1: Eno
2: Owdt
3: Eerhdt
4: Ruofh
5: Evifh
6: Xis
7: Neves
8: Dtjyie
9: Enin
10: Nedt

[POLITIKANIA]

Lonava: 1 - mata 2 - hila 3 - vama 4 - fana 5 - nama 6 - síla 7 - píra 8 - táma 9 - hína 10 - míva

[POLITIKANIA]

CONTINUE?

[POLITIKANIA]

Ni gu quan:

1 mo
2 ya
3 ni
4 yin
5 sen
6 ta
7 nik
8 kan
9 yak
10 nay

[POLITIKANIA]

Oxtalamib:
1 Sski /ʃki/
2 Le /le/
3 Hutli /hutli/
4 Wan /wən/
5 De /de/
6 Manjanu /manjənu/
7 Jeciu /eciu/
8 Naalu /na:lu/
9 Suskag /suskag/
10 Laio /la:o/

[Orveleca]

Orveleca uses a base of seventeen.

0 = 0 = Nulo
1 = 1 = Unu
2 = 2 = Du
3 = 3 = Tri
4 = 4 = Kvar
5 = 5 = Kvin
6 = 6 = Ses
7 = 7 = Sep
8 = 8 = Ok
9 = 9 = Nau
10 = ᚴ = Dek
11 = ᛣ = Elvo
12 = ᛟ = Tic
13 = ᚦ = Tor
14 = ᛞ = Frak
15 = ᛰ = Jer
16 = λ = Tir
25 = 17 = Unusep
50 = 2λ = Dutir

And so on.

[Adab]

We use the Eastern Arabic numerals.

0: ٠
1: ١
2: ٢
3: ٣
4: ٤
5: ٥
6: ٦
7: ٧
8: ٨
9: ٩

[The New Velociraptor Empire]

The Empire uses Base-12 for all calculations, it is a good deal more efficient than your pathetic mammalian Base-10

0 (zero) = 0 (zero)
1 (one) = 1 (one)
2 (two) = 2 (two)
3 (three) = 3 (tri)
4 (four) = 4 (four)
5 (five) = 5 (five)
6 (six) = 6 (six)
7 (seven) = 7 (sept)
8 (eight) = 8 (oct)
9 (nine) = 9 (nine)
10 (ten) = X (dek)
11 (eleven) = Ɛ (del)
12 (twelve) = 10 (doz)

[European Prussia]

English:
1-One
2-Two
3-Three
4-Four
5-Five
6-Six
7-Seven
8-Eight
9-Nine
10-Ten

Cortezian German:

1-Ein
2-Zwei
3-Drei
4-Vier
5-Foonf
6-Sekch
7-Sieban
8-Eecht
9-Noin
10-Zehns
11-Elfs
12-Zwelve

Side Note:-
23- Zweizighs und Drei
69 -Sekchzighs und Noin
100 - Ein Hundred
150 - Ein Hundred Foonfzighs

Standard German

1-Ein
2-Zwei
3-Drei
4-Vier
5-Funf
6-Sech
7-Sieben
8-Acht
9-Neun
10-Zehn
11-Elf
12-Zwoelfe

Side Note:-
23 - Drei und zwanzig
69 - Neun und Sechzig
100 - Ein Hundert
150 - Ein Hundert Funfzig

[Gingeska]

We use Arabic numerals.
Our language is Polish.

0 - Zero
1 - Jeden
2 - Dwa
3 - Trzy
4 - cztery
5 - Pięć
6 - Sześć
7 - Siedem
8 - Osiem
9 - Dziewięć
10 - Dziesięć
20 - Dwadzieścia
100 - Sto

[Adeiscesh]

0: Nu
1: Unk
2: Tot
3: rok
4: pop
5: pan
6: prol
7: Zint
8: Zenk
9: Jih
10: Bork (Like the swedish chef)

[POLITIKANIA]

The Empire uses Base-12 for all calculations, it is a good deal more efficient than your pathetic mammalian Base-10

0 (zero) = 0 (zero)
1 (one) = 1 (one)
2 (two) = 2 (two)
3 (three) = 3 (tri)
4 (four) = 4 (four)
5 (five) = 5 (five)
6 (six) = 6 (six)
7 (seven) = 7 (sept)
8 (eight) = 8 (oct)
9 (nine) = 9 (nine)
10 (ten) = X (dek)
11 (eleven) = Ɛ (del)
12 (twelve) = 10 (doz)

Please you tell me what is name for your (conlang)?

[POLITIKANIA]

0: Nu
1: Unk
2: Tot
3: rok
4: pop
5: pan
6: prol
7: Zint
8: Zenk
9: Jih
10: Bork (Like the swedish chef)

Thank you for Adeiscesh numbers.
Could you please send numbers also from Adeiscesh dialects, or from your other conlangs?

Saajan = British English, Dialect of Spanish called "Saajita"
Eseothen = Swen (Swedish dialect), Dan (Danish Dialect), Norw (Norwegian Dialect)

Uscal = Russian, Fin(Dialect of Finish)

Moye = Arab, Swen

Acos = Swen, Dan, Norw, British English and Fin

Sojan = Japanese-Dialect (Japs)

Akclines = Elfic

Espqua = American English, Spanish

Dawuaca = Fin

Exeastistan = Swen

Agscua = Norw

Tassau & Caeurus = Venus (Combination of Romance Languages)

Oflos = Dan & French

Yuyuso = Japs & Dan

Uybrus = Dan, Swen, Fin, Norw, British English, Elfic

[POLITIKANIA]

We use Arabic numerals.
Our language is Polish.

0 - Zero
1 - Jeden
2 - Dwa
3 - Trzy
4 - cztery
5 - Pięć
6 - Sześć
7 - Siedem
8 - Osiem
9 - Dziewięć
10 - Dziesięć
20 - Dwadzieścia
Could you please send also numbers from 1 to 10 in Gingish language?

100 - Sto

[The New Velociraptor Empire]

Please you tell me what is name for your (conlang)?

Raptorspeak is spoken along with English. One is notoriously convoluted, and the other sounds like bird calls.

[Margno]

The marginal numbering system is complex and heavily steeped in tradition.
1- Unaquatros, "1"
2.5- Douze, "2"
(Unlike most intervals, numbers between 1 and 2.5 are indicated by their proportion of the gap between those numbers, so "2" in the Arabic numbering system is rendered "1.67", 1.5" is rendered "1.33" and so on.)
(Decimals can never be expressed in more than two places in marginal numbering, unless the final number is a 4, in which case one additional place is shown.)
3- Treizapentos, "3"
(Intervals between 2.5 and 3 are indicated by their proportion of the gap, as between 1 and 2.5. Thus, "2.75" in Arabic numbering is rendered "2.5." "2.875" is rendered "2.75," and so on.
4- Unaquatros, "1"
(The same character is used for 4 and 1, which is being referred to must be inferred from context.)
5- Treizapentos "3"
(As with Unaquatros, the meaning of Treizapentos must be inferred from context.)
6- By long tradition, there is no number 6 in marginal numbering.
7- Unaquatros Treizapentos, "13"
(Anywhere TreIzapentos is rendered immediately following Unaquatros, the two are interpreted to collectively represent a 7. They are nonetheless counted as two number for the purposes of determining decimal length, however.)
8- Unaquatros Unaquatros "11"
(Anywhere Unaquatros is rendered twice in a row, the two are collectively interpreted as an 8.)
9- ||||||||||||||||||
(This character, represented by 18 dashes, has no pronunciation and cannot be spoken aloud.)
0- |||||||||||||||||||
(This character, represented by 19 dashes, also has no pronunciation.)
Yes, this is a joke.

[Rhine-East Berlin]

My nation's inhabitants use the French numbering system

0 zéro
1 un
2 deux
3 trois
4 quatre
5 cinq
6 six
7 sept
8 huit
9 neuf
10 dix

[POLITIKANIA]

Ewed:

1. o
2. zwa
3. pi
4. ley
5. van
6. civ
7. jam
8. tay
9. fun
10. dil

[POLITIKANIA]

Laziena:

1 - pir
2 - tor
3 - cier [tsjer]
4 - hotur [h`otur]
5 - hati [h`ati]
6 - ecuis [`ekwis]
7 - Senzie [s`endzje]
8 - Venzie [v`endzje]
9 - Ciekre [tsj`ekre]
10 - Akra [`akra]

[Themiclesia]

Greek:

εἷς, μία, ἕν (1), declined for masc., fem., and neut.
δύο (2), declined the same way for all three genders
τρεῖες, τρίς (3), declined for masc. and fem., and neut.
τέτταρες, τέτταρε (4), declined for masc. and fem., and neut.
πέντε (5), indecl. as with all numbers after 5
ἕξ (6)
ἑπτά (7)
ὀκτώ (8)
ἐννέα (9)
δέκα (10)

	masc.	fem.	neut.
nom.	εἷς	μία	ἕν
acc.	ἕνα	μίαν	ἕν
gen.	ἑνός	μίας	ἑνός
dat.	ἑνί	μίᾳ	ἑνί

[Bo-Wo]

Dutch:

1 een
2 twee
3 drie
4 vier
5 vijf
6 zes
7 zeven
8 acht
9 negen
10 tien