Numbers in Tagalog
Whether you're a language learner, a traveler, or simply interested in exploring the intricacies of Filipino culture, this guide is perfect for you. You will find daily use cardinal and ordinal numbers in Tagalog here. This will makie it easier to communicate effectively in everyday situations. Learning numbers in a new language can be challenging, but this concise guide, you'll find it easy and enjoyable.
| Number | English | Tagalog |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | one | isa |
| 2 | two | dalawa |
| 3 | three | tatlo |
| 4 | four | apat |
| 5 | five | lima |
| 6 | six | anim |
| 7 | seven | pito |
| 8 | eight | walo |
| 9 | nine | siyam |
| 10 | ten | sampu |
| 11 | eleven | labing-isa |
| 12 | twelve | labindalawa |
| 13 | thirteen | labintatlo |
| 20 | twenty | dalawampu |
| 21 | twentyone | dalawampu't-isa |
| 30 | thirty | tatlumpu |
| 40 | tourty | apatnapu |
| 50 | fifty | limampu |
| 60 | sixty | animnapu |
| 100 | one hundred | isang daan |
| 200 | two hundred | dalawang daan |
| 1000 | one thousand | isang libo |
| 2000 | two thousand | dalawang libo |
| 10,000 | ten thousand | sampung libo |
| 100,000 | hundred thousand | isang daang libo |
| 1,000,000 | one million | isang milyon |
Ordinal numbers in Tagalog are formed by using the prefixes IKA- or PANGA- before the counting numbers. For example, IKATLO (from ika + tatlo) or PANGATLO (from panga + tatlo) means "third" order.
| 1st | una / panguna |
| 2nd | ikalawa / pangalawa |
| 3rd | ikatlo / pangatlo |
| 4th | ikaapat / pangapat |
| 5th | ikalima / pangalima |
| 6th | ikaanim / pangaanim |
| 7th | ikapito / pangapito |
| 8th | ikawalo / pangawalo |
| 9th | ikasiyam / pangasiyam |
| 10th | ikasampu / pangasampu |
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