How to count in Walloon (walon), a Gallo-Romance language spoken mainly in southern Belgium.
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| Numeral | Cardinal | Ordinal |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | zero | |
| 1 | on, onk | prumî (m), prumire (f) |
| 2 | deus | deujhinme |
| 3 | trois, troes | troezinme |
| 4 | cwate | cwatrinme |
| 5 | cénk, cinq' | cénkinme, cinquinme |
| 6 | shijh, shîjh | shijhinme |
| 7 | set | setinme |
| 8 | ût, hût | hûtinme |
| 9 | nouv, noû, noûv, noûf | nouvinme |
| 10 | dijh, dîjh | dijhinme |
| 11 | onze | onzinme |
| 12 | doze | dozinme |
| 13 | traze | trazinme |
| 14 | catwaze | catwazinme |
| 15 | cwénze | cwénzinme |
| 16 | saze | sazinme |
| 17 | di-set | di-setinme |
| 18 | dijh-ût | dijh-ûtinme |
| 19 | dijh-nouv | dijh-nouvinme |
| 20 | vint | vintinme |
| 21 | vint-ey-onk | |
| 22 | vint-deus | |
| 23 | vint-troes | |
| 24 | vint-cwate | |
| 25 | vint-cénk | |
| 26 | vint-shijh | |
| 27 | vint-set | |
| 28 | vint-ût | |
| 29 | vint-nouv | |
| 30 | trinte | trintinme |
| 40 | carante, cwèrante | carantinme |
| 50 | céncwante | céncwantinme |
| 60 | swessante | swessantinme |
| 70 | septante | septantinme |
| 80 | ûtante, cwatru-vint | ûtantinme |
| 90 | nonante, cwatu-vint-dijh | nonantinme |
| 100 | cint | cintinme |
| 1000 | mile | milinme |
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