TextVocabExercises Text In this chapter, we are going to cover something simple, but necessary: the numbers 1–10. I’ll give you the following: 1-10 information on the basics of using numbers in noun phrases (e.g., “two houses” in English) Numbers 1-10 Number Maninka 1 kelen 2 fila1 3 saba 4 naani 5 loolu 6 wɔɔrɔ 7 wɔrɔnwila 8 seyi 9 kɔnɔndɔ 10 tan Pronounced [fla] in normal or rapid speech↩︎ Use with nouns Using these numbers with nouns is very straightforward. You simply place the number after the noun. For instance: adamaden + saba human/human being + three ‘three human beings’ Or: karo + kɔnɔndɔ month/moon + nine ‘nine months’ Note that in neither case did I need to make adamaden or karo plural; the number next to the noun is enough to signal that there’s multiple of them. And yes, it’s true that we haven’t covered pluralization yet—we will in an upcoming chapter on "Plurals"! Vocab (👋 Make sure to turn on the sound! Read the Flashcard overview.) Coming soon n'Ala sɔnna! kelen one fila [fla] two saba three naani four loolu five wɔɔrɔ six wɔrɔnwila seven seyi eight kɔnɔndɔ nine tan ten jeli how many; how much adamaden human being karo month; moon Vocab list will be here someday! Flashcards will be here someday! Not working? Open in new window. Expand and Complete Expand Exercises Expand and Complete Expand Exercises will be here someday! 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Numbers 1-10
Text
In this chapter, we are going to cover something simple, but necessary: the numbers 1–10.
I’ll give you the following:
Numbers 1-10
Pronounced [fla] in normal or rapid speech↩︎
Use with nouns
Using these numbers with nouns is very straightforward. You simply place the number after the noun. For instance:
Or:
Note that in neither case did I need to make
adamaden
orkaro
plural; the number next to the noun is enough to signal that there’s multiple of them.And yes, it’s true that we haven’t covered pluralization yet—we will in an upcoming chapter on "Plurals"!
Vocab
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