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Kardii Phrase Book - Amounts


Numbers


1fas
2sas
3rin
4neen
5soni
6wen
7sis
8er
9fe
10jis
11fas vin aat
12sas vin aat
20aat sas
21fas vin aat sas
22sas vin aat sas
100ted
101fas vin ted
111fas vin aat vin ted
200ted sas
201fas vin ted sas
211fas vin aat vin ted fas


How many/much?Ha?
Could you please give me (four)?may maan invache sydi (neen)
I need (six)sydi (wen) jaa
AllKsia
NoneSia

Be careful here. "Ksia" and "Sia" sound very similar, especially when said quickly. It's quite possible you'll hear (or need to use) "Ksiasiaka?", which is a word used to ask if someone just said "Ksia" or "Sia". It's perfectly fine to interupt someone midsentence with this - they'll just answer and then continue with whatever they were saying. The answer to "Ksiasiaka?" is either "Ksia" (for "all") or "Siaka" (for "none").

FewSeeka
Many/LotsKsee
LessTen
MoreEnsii
A little/A fewIstani
Too many/muchIi
Too little/fewI'ia
OnceFaadedi fas
TwiceFaadedi sas

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