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The cardinal numbers from 0 to 10 in Volapük are as follows:
| 0 | ser |
| 1 | bal |
| 2 | tel |
| 3 | kil |
| 4 | fol |
| 5 | lul |
| 6 | mäl |
| 7 | vel |
| 8 | jöl |
| 9 | zül |
| 10 | deg |
The isiXhosa question for asking clock time is the following:
The answer starts with:
followed by a cardinal number in English in the case of a round hour. If there are minutes, the time is said in expressions adapted from English. Ex.:
Em Shqip (albanês) perguntamos pelas horas com a seguinte frase:
A resposta vem na forma:
In Shqip (Albanian) you ask for the current clock time with:
The answer is in the form:
The word used for ‘no’ in isolation (i.e., outside a sentence, not with a verb) is jo. There are two negative adverbs used to make a negative sentence in Shqip (Albanian): nuk and s’. They always come before the verb, nuk as a separate word, s’ as a prefix. Ex.:
To make a yes/no question in Shqip (Albanian), put the verb before the subject:
Optionally, the interrogative particle ‘a’ can be placed at the beginning of the sentence:
The cardinal numbers from 0 to 10 in Runasimi (Quechua) are as follows:
| 0 | ch’usaq |
| 1 | huq |
| 2 | iskay |
| 3 | kinsa |
| 4 | tawa |
| 5 | pisqa |
| 6 | suqta |
| 7 | qanchis |
| 8 | pusaq |
| 9 | isqun |
| 10 | chunka |
The personal pronouns in हिन्दी (Hindi) are as follows:
| Singular | Plural | |
|---|---|---|
| 1st Person | मैं /maim/ | हम /ham/ |
| 2nd Person | तू /tuu/ | तुम /tum/ |
| 3rd Person | वह /vah/, यह /yah/ | वे /ve/, ये /ye/ |
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