Numbers Counting in Aklanon



one                  isaea
two                 daywa
three               tatlo
four                 ap-at
five                 lima
six                   an-om
seven              pito
eight               waeo
nine                siyam
ten                   pueo
eleven            napueo’g isaea
twelve            napueo’g daywa
thirteen          napueo’g tatlo
fourteen         napueo’g ap-at
fifteen             napueo’g lima
sixteen            napueo’g an-om
seventeen      napueo’g pito
eighteen         napueo’g waeo
nineteen         napueo’g siyam
twenty            daywampueo
twenty-one    daywampueo’g isaea
twenty-eight  daywampueo’g waeo
thirty              tatlompueo
forty                ap-at nga pueo
fifty                 limampueo
sixty                an-ompueo
seventy          pitompueo
eighty             waeompueo
ninety             siyampueo
one hundred sanggatos
one hundred one      sanggatos ag isaea
two hundred             daywamgatos
one thousand            sanlibo
ten thousand             pueonglibo
hundred thousand   sanggatoslibo
one million                sangmilyon

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