Numbers up to 10 in your mother tongue

My mother tongue is Dhivehi Language, spoken in Maldives.

1- Ekeh
2-Dheyh
3-Thineh
4-Hathareh
5-Fa'heh
6-Ha'eh
7-Ha'theh
8-A'sheh
9-Nuvaeh
10-Dihaeh

Its like one, two, three and so on....

Tagalog

1 - Isa
2 - Dalawa
3 - Tatlo
4 - Apat
5 - Lima
6 - Anim
7 - Pito
8 - Walo
9 - Siyam
10 - Sampo

Cebuano

1 - Usa
2 - Duha
3 - Tulo
4 - Upat
5 - Lima
6 - Sa'ys
7 - Siyete
8 - Otso
9 - Nuwebe
10 - Diyes

Mother- Mumma
Father- Bappa
Sister- Dhattha
Brother- Beybe
Youngest- Kokko
uncle- Bodu beybe
aunt- Tiya
Grandpa- Kaafa
Grandma- Maama

Mariyan check this out

In spanish

1. uno
2. dos
3. thres
4. quatro
5. cinco
6. sies
7. siete
8. occho
9. nueve
10. diez

In hindi

1. Eyk
2.Dho
3. Theen
4. Chaar
5. Paanch
6. Chey
7. Saath
8. Aaat
9. No
10. Dhas

^ ditto.

Cebuano, in all likelihood to other Filipino native dialects, is heavily influenced by Spanish culture and civilization. In fact, dear Fsams, the one which you presented to us is also used by the Cebuanos (and Filipinos on the whole).

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1-Bir
2-Iki
3-Uc
4-Dort
5-Bes
6-Alti
7-Yedi
8-Sekiz
9-Dokuz
10-On

Huh?

Ohhh...mine is english

one
two
three
four
five
six
seven
eight
nine
ten

is that what i was supposed to do?

YAYYYYY!!!!

One
Two
Three
Four
Five
Six
Seven
Eight
Nine
Ten

Yayy! Hahah. =P Orr, I can do it in russian tooo.

Adeen
Dva
Treee
Chatiri
Pyat
Sheyst
Syem
Vosim
Divit
Disit

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German numerals:

1) eins -pronounced eye-nz
2) zwei - pronounced ts-v-eye
3) drei (alternately zwo) -pronounced dry (ts-v-oh)
4) vier - pronounced fear
5) fuenf - pronounced f-ewnf
6) sechs - pronounced seks
7) sieben - pronounced zee-ben
8) acht - pronounced ackt
9) neun - pronounced noin
10) zehn - pronounced ts-ayn

German Family:

Father) Vater - pronounced fah-ter
Mother) Mutter - pronounced moo-ter
Brother) Bruder - pronounced brew-der
Sister) Schwester - pronounced Sh-vest-ter
Grandma) Oma - pronounced Oh-ma
Grandpa) Opa - pronounced Oh-pa
Aunt) Tante - pronounced Tan-ta
Uncle) Onkel - pronounced Ohn-kle

Note* all proper nouns are capitalized in German. No matter where in the sentence it is. For instance "Meine Mutter geht zur das Geschaeft" (My Mother is going to the Store)

Ok yea... I think I'm getting a little carried away... so I'll leave it here.

I study deutsch too..Oh god....But I'm failing

And in turkish-family
Mom-Anne
Dad-Baba
Sister-Kiz Kardes
Brother-Erkek Kardes
Grandpa-Dede
Grandma-Babanne,Ananne(If it's your dad's mom,it's babanne,If it's your dad's mom,it's ananne)
Uncle-Amca,Dayi
Cousin-Kuzen

Italian
1-uno
2-due
3-tre
4-quattro
5-cinque
6-sei
7-sette
8-otto
9-nove
10-dieci

Indonesian:

1. Satu
2. Dua
3. Tiga
4. Empat
5. Lima
6.Enam
7. Tujuh
8. Delapan
9. Sembilan
10. Sepuluh

I do no german 1-10 but i cant spell the numbers lol

Here's one in a language you all surely don't know. Its Creole from Seychelles and its a bit like french.
So, I'll write both of them.

Creole , French
1. Enn , Un
2. De , Deux
3. Trwa , Trois
4. Kat , Quatre
5. Senk , Cinq
6. Sis , Six
7. Set , Sept
8. Wit , Huit
9. Nef , Neuf
10. Dis , Dix

One
two
three
four
five
six
seven
eight
nine
ten
:)

Hey diff I wanna know about that Creole language. Coz I am a linguist and for my own benefit I gotta know.

Kisses you are just right. lol