How to Count to Ten in Tagalog for Beginners (Easy) (2024)

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Picking up a new language? Want to learn a few useful words before travelling to the Philippines? If so, you may want to know how to count in Tagalog. In this article, we’ll break down how you say, spell, and pronounce the numbers 1 through 10 in Tagalog.

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  1. Isa (One) is pronounced as "ee-sah."[1]

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  1. Tatlo (Three) is pronounced as "tat-lo."[3]

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  1. Apat (Four) is pronounced as "ah-pat."[4]

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  1. Lima (Five) is pronounced as "lih-ma."[5]

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  1. Anim (Six) is pronounced as "ah-nim."[6]

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  1. Pito (Seven) is pronounced as "pi-to."[7]

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  1. Siyam (Nine) is pronounced as "see-yam."[9]

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  1. Sampû (Ten) is pronounced as "sam-pu.[10]"

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    What are the numbers 11 - 20?

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    Eleven - labing isaTwelve - labing dalawaThirteen - labing tatloFourteen - labing apatFifteen - labing limaSixteen - labing animSeventeen - labing pitoEighteen - labing waloNineteen - labing siyamTwenty - dalawang pu

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    How do I say 21-30 in Filipino?

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    21 - dalawampu't isa; 22 - dalawampu't dalawa; 23 - dalawampu't tatlo; 24 - dalawampu't apat; 25 - dalawamput't lima; 26 - dalawampu't anim; 27 - dalawampu't pito; 28 - dalawampu't walo; 29 - dalawampu't siyam; 30 - tatlompu't.

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    How can I count to one hundred in Tagalog?

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    First learn 1-10, then learn 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80 and 90. For twenty two you would say dalawampu’t (twenty) dalawa (two). Then learn 100.

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