Counting in Mdw Ntchr

[Simba Nerevu]

English/Mdw Ntchr (masculine form)/Mdw Ntchr (feminine form)

one / wa (pronounced wah)/ wat (pronounced waht)
two / snwj (pronounced sin-wee)/ sntj (pronounced sin-tee)
three / khmtw (pronounced kem-too)/ khmtt (pronounced kem-tet)
four / jfdw (pronounced eef-doo)/ jfdt (pronounced eef-det)
five / djw (prounced dee-oo)/ djt (pronounced dee-et)
six / sjsw (pronounced see-soo)/ sjst (pronounced see-set)
seven / sfkhw (pronounced sef-koo)/ sfkht (pronounced sef-ket)
eight / khmnw (pronounced kem-noo)/ khmnt (pronounced kem-net)
nine / psdjw (prounced pes-joo)/ psdjt (pronounced pes-jet)
ten / mdjw (prounced meh-joo)/ mdjt (prounced meh-jet)

[Simba Nerevu]

When counting from 10-19 you simply say mdjw (10) wa (1) for 11. Or Mdjw (10) snwj (2) for 12. This same pattern is true of all numbers between 11 and 99.

I've only listed the masculine forms. These can be feminine as well (refer to post #1).

Mdjw wa - 11
Mdjw snwj -12
Mdjw khmtw - 13
Mdjw jfdw - 14
Mdjw djw - 15
Mdjw sjsw - 16
Mdjw sfkhw - 17
Mdjw khmnw -18
Mdjw psdjw - 19

[Simba Nerevu]

Twenty / mdjwty (mej-oo-tee) / Mdjwtt (mej-oo-tet)
thirty / maba (mah-bah) / mabat (mah-baht)
fourty / hmw (heh-moo)
fifty / djjw (dee-ee-oo)
sixty / sjsjw (see-see-oo)
seventy / sefkhjw (sef-kee-oo)
eighty / khmnjw (kem-nee-oo)
ninety / psdjjw (pes-jee-oo)