Tagalog numbers are used to count or measure things in the
Tagalog language which is spoken in the Philippines. The numbers 1 to 10 are:
isa, dalawa, tatlo, apat, lima, anim, pito, walo, siyam, sampu. The numbers 11
to 19 are formed by combining the words for "10" (sampu) and
"1" to "9", respectively. For instance 11 is
"labing-isa" (sampu + isa), 12 is "labing-dalawa" (sampu +
dalawa) and so on.
The numbers 20 to 99 are formed by combining the words for
the tens and the ones. For example, 21 is "dalawampu't isa"
(dalawampu + at + isa), 22 is "dalawampu't dalawa" (dalawampu + at +
dalawa), so on and so forth. 100 is "isang daan", and multiples of
100 are formed by combining "daan" with the appropriate number, such
as "dalawang daan" for 200 and "tatlong daan" for 300. More on Tagalog numbers 1 to 100 here.
To form numbers larger than 100, the words for
"libo" (thousand) and "libong" (thousands) are used. For
example, 1000 is "isang libo", 2000 is "dalawang libo" and
so forth.
Here are the Tagalog numbers in words
1 - isa
2 - dalawa
3 - tatlo
4 - apat
5 - lima
6 - anim
7 - pito
8 - walo
9 - siyam
10 - sampu
11 - labing-isa
12 - labing-dalawa
13 - labing-tatlo
14 - labing-apat
15 - labing-lima
16 - labing-anim
17 - labing-pito
18 - labing-walo
19 - labing-siyam
20 - dalawampu
30 - tatlumpu
40 - apatnapu
50 - limampu
60 - animnapu
70 - pitumpu
80 - walumpu
90 - siyamnapu
100 - isang daan
200 - dalawang daan
300 - tatlong daan
400 - apat na daan
500 - limang daan
600 - anim na daan
700 - pitong daan
800 - walong daan
900 - siyam na daan
1000 - isang libo
2000 - dalawang libo
3000 - tatlong libo
4000 - apat na libo
5000 - limang libo
6000 - anim na libo
7000 - pitong libo
8000 - walong libo
9000 - siyam na libo
10000 - sampung libo
