We learned in Swahili that 1-5 is moja, mbili, tatu, nne, tano.
Now let's count up to ten!
6 sita - sounds like see-tah - 文A
7 saba - sounds sah-bah - 文A
8 nane - sounds like nah-nay - 文A
9 tisa - sounds like tee-sah - 文A
10 kumi - sounds like koo-mee - 文A
(from: wikipedia - swahili language)
Do you remember how to say it in other languages?
Russian: шесть (shest'), семь (sem'), восемь (vosem'), девять (devyat'), десять (desyat')
Norwegian: seks, syv, åtte, ni, ti
Greek: έξι, εφτά, οχτώ, εννέα, δέκα
ASL: Six, seven, eight, nine, ten
Italian: sei, setto, otto, nove, dieci
German: seis, sieben, acht, neun, zehn
Spanish: seis, siete, ocho, nueve, diez
French: six, sept, huit, neuf, dix
Now let's count up to ten!
6 sita - sounds like see-tah - 文A
7 saba - sounds sah-bah - 文A
8 nane - sounds like nah-nay - 文A
9 tisa - sounds like tee-sah - 文A
10 kumi - sounds like koo-mee - 文A
(from: wikipedia - swahili language)
Do you remember how to say it in other languages?
Russian: шесть (shest'), семь (sem'), восемь (vosem'), девять (devyat'), десять (desyat')
Norwegian: seks, syv, åtte, ni, ti
Greek: έξι, εφτά, οχτώ, εννέα, δέκα
ASL: Six, seven, eight, nine, ten
Italian: sei, setto, otto, nove, dieci
German: seis, sieben, acht, neun, zehn
Spanish: seis, siete, ocho, nueve, diez
French: six, sept, huit, neuf, dix
