Numbers

13 phrases · Oromo with romanization, English and audio

  1. Tokko

    One

    Usage

    The number 1, used for counting, prices and quantities.

    Grammar Note

    Tokko is the cardinal number 1.

  2. Lama

    Two

    Usage

    The number 2, used for counting, prices and quantities.

    Grammar Note

    Lama is the cardinal number 2.

  3. Sadii

    Three

    Usage

    The number 3, used for counting, prices and quantities.

    Grammar Note

    Sadii is the cardinal number 3.

  4. Afur

    Four

    Usage

    The number 4, used for counting, prices and quantities.

    Grammar Note

    Afur is the cardinal number 4.

  5. Shan

    Five

    Usage

    The number 5, used for counting, prices and quantities.

    Grammar Note

    Shan is the cardinal number 5.

  6. Ja'a

    Six

    Usage

    The number 6, used for counting, prices and quantities.

    Grammar Note

    Ja'a is the cardinal number 6.

  7. Torba

    Seven

    Usage

    The number 7, used for counting, prices and quantities.

    Grammar Note

    Torba is the cardinal number 7.

  8. Saddeet

    Eight

    Usage

    The number 8, used for counting, prices and quantities.

    Grammar Note

    Saddeet is the cardinal number 8.

  9. Sagal

    Nine

    Usage

    The number 9, used for counting, prices and quantities.

    Grammar Note

    Sagal is the cardinal number 9.

  10. Kudhan

    Ten

    Usage

    The number 10, used for counting, prices and quantities.

    Grammar Note

    Kudhan is the cardinal number 10.

  11. Dhibba

    One hundred

    Usage

    The number 100, used for counting, prices and quantities.

    Grammar Note

    Dhibba is the cardinal number 100.

  12. Gatiin isaa birrii meeqa?

    How much is it in birr?

    Usage

    Asks a price in Ethiopian birr; useful when shopping.

    Grammar Note

    gatii = price, isaa = its, birrii = birr, meeqa = how much; literally "its price in birr, how much".

  13. Umuriin koo waggaa digdamii torba dha.

    I am 27 years old.

    Usage

    States your age; swap the number to fit.

    Grammar Note

    umuriin = age, koo = my, waggaa = year, digdamii torba = 27 (twenty and seven), dha = is.

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