Numbers in West Flemish

How to count in West Flemish (West-Vlams), a West Germanic language spoken in western Belgium and also in France and the Netherlands.

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Numeral	Cardinal
1	èèn, ièn, ien, jin
2	tweje, twè, twji, twêe, twé, twjè
3	drieje, drieë
4	viere, vuur
5	vuve, vuvve
6	zesse
7	zeevn, zeevne, zeevn
8	achte
9	neegn, neegne
10	tienne, tiene
11	elve, èève, ejve
12	twoave, twauwve
13	dertienne, dertiene
14	veertienne, viertiene
15	vufttienne, vuvtiene
16	zestienne, zesstiene
17	zeevntienne, zeevntiene
18	achttienne, achttiene
19	neegntienne, neegntiene
20	twientig, twinte(h), twintig
30	derte(h)
40	fjérte(h)
50	fifte(h)
60	tseste(h), tchjeste(h)
70	tseevnte(h)
80	tahente(h)
90	gn'neegn'te(h)
100	oondert
1,000	duznst, duest
10,000	tienduest
100,000	oonderttuest

Source: https://nl.wikibooks.org/wiki/West-Vlaams/Woordenlijst_1#Getallen

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Links

Information about West Flemish
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/West_Flemish
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Category:West Flemish_cardinal_numbers

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