Numbers in Fijian

How to count in Fijian (Na vosa vaka-Viti), an Oceanic language spoken mailny in Fiji.

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Fijian numbers

Numeral	Cardinal numbers
1	dua
2	rua
3	tolu
4	va
5	lima
6	ono
7	vitu
8	walu
9	ciwa
10	tini
11	tini ka dua
12	tini ka rua
13	tini ka tolu
14	tini ka va
15	tini ka lima
16	tini ka ono
17	tini ka vitu
18	tini ka walu
19	tini ka ciwa
20	rua saga vulu
21	ruasagavulu ka dua
22	ruasagavulu ka rua
23	ruasagavulu ka tolu
24	ruasagavulu ka va
25	ruasagavulu ka lima
26	ruasagavulu ka ono
27	ruasagavulu ka vitu
28	ruasagavulu ka walu
29	ruasagavulu ka ciwa
30	tolu saga vulu
40	va saga vulu
50	lima saga vulu
60	ono saga vulu
70	vitu saga vulu
80	walu saga vulu
90	ciwa saga vulu
100	drau / e dua na drau
200	e rua na drau
300	e tolu na drau
400	e va na drau
500	e lima na drau
600	e ono na drau
700	e vitu na drau
800	e walu na drau
900	e ciwa na drau
1,000	udolu
5,000	lima saga udolu

Hear some numbers in Fijian:

Links

Information about counting in Fijian
https://wikitravel.org/en/Fijian_phrasebook
https://www.masteranylanguage.com/c/r/o/Fijian/Numbers
https://dailyfijian.blogspot.com/search/label/numbers

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