Fourteenth edition of the N&O column / Spooks newsletter

(Date: Sat, 29 May 1999 14:53:11 GMT)

Slavic languages numbers

AC promised you a list of numbers in Eastern European languages. So, here are the figures 1-0 in the various languages. Corrections and additions are most welcome.

Slovak / phonetic
jeden	dva	tri	štyri	pät'	šest'	sedem	osem	devät'	nula
jeden	dva	tri	styri	pat	sest	sedem	osem	devat	noella
Czech / phonetic
jeden	dva	tri	ctyri	pet	šest	sedm	osm	devet	nula
jeden	dva	tri	ctyri	pet	sest	sedm	osm	devet	noella
Polish / phonetic
jeden	dwa	trzy	cztery	piec	szesc	siedem	osiem	dziewiec	zero
jeden	dwa	trzy	cztery	piec	szesc	siedem	osiem	dziewiec	zero
Serb-Croat / phonetic
jedan	dva	tri	cetiri	pet	šest	sedam	osam	devet	nula
jeddan	dwa	trie	tsjetirie	peet	sjest	seddam	ossam	dewet	noella
Hungarian/ phonetic
egy	ketto	harom	négy	ot	hat	hét	nyolc	kilenc	nulla
edj	ketteu	harom	needj	ot	hat	het	njolts	kilents	noella
Russian (pronounced differently by various numbers stations)
adjien	dwa	trie	tsityrji	pjat	sjest	sjem	wosiem	djewiet	nul
adean	dva	tri	chetirye	pyet	shest	syem	vosem	devyet	noll
adim	dva	tri	chedearia	byad	shest	shin	vojim	devierd	noll
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	0
Romanian
unu	dobi	trei	patru	cinci	sase	sapte	opt	noua	zero

Of course, languages using Cyrillic alphabet are only displayed in phonetics. Please note it is possible that your browser incorrectly displays some characters belonging to extended charsets and for which there is no HTML special sequence available. Moreover Hungarian and Romanian are not Slavic.