How to count in Koreguaje (Koʼrevajʉ chʉ'o), a Tucanoan language spoken in the Caquetá Department in southern Colombia.
Koreguaje has native numbers from 1-10, and also uses numbers borrowed from Spanish from 2 onwards, with the suffix repañoã.
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| Numeral | Cardinal |
|---|---|
| 1 | te'echo |
| 2 | ka'chañoã, dorepañoã |
| 3 | choteñoã, trerepañoã |
| 4 | ûcuaka'chapañoã, cuatrorepañoã |
| 5 | e'ejâtùrepañoã, cincorepañoã |
| 6 | chekù jâtù te'echo, seirepañoã |
| 7 | chekù jâtù ka'chañoã, sieterepañoã |
| 8 | chekù jâtù choteñoã, ochorepañoã |
| 9 | chekù jâtù ûcuaka'chapañoã, nueverepañoã |
| 10 | ka'chajâjñajanùkorepañoã, dierepañoã |
Information about Koreguaje numbers
https://lingweb.eva.mpg.de/channumerals/Koregueje.htm
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