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If you're gearing up to explore the Philippines or just eager to pick up a new language, understanding the basics of Tagalog numbers is essential. In this guide, we'll unravel the pronunciation, spelling, and usage of numbers 1 to 10 in Tagalog.
Introduction
One
'Isa' (One) is pronounced as 'ee-sah.'
Two
'Dalawa' (Two) is pronounced as 'dala-wa.'
Three
'Tatlo' (Three) is pronounced as 'tat-lo.'
Four
'Apat' (Four) is pronounced as 'ah-pat.'
Five
'Lima' (Five) is pronounced as 'lih-ma.'
Six
'Anim' (Six) is pronounced as 'ah-nim.'
Seven
'Pito' (Seven) is pronounced as 'pi-to.'
Eight
'Walo' (Eight) is pronounced as 'wah-lo.'
Nine
'Siyam' (Nine) is pronounced as 'see-yam.'
Ten
'Sampû' (Ten) is pronounced as 'sam-pu.'
