INTERSLAVIC language NUMBERS

[@AG02024]

This is all good and a much needed resource for this cool language project! I really hope that Interslavic continues to grow and gets the same recognition as Interlingua and Esperanto!

[@findinginspirationwithsand5963]

Thank you so much! With all those support and enthusiastic learners,I am sure it will be even more popular😄

[@ellaohne4865]

Wow, very easy are numbers in Interslavic. In Polish are similar. We write siedem (7) and osiem (8). Polish numbers can lose some letters with dozens numbers - czterY (4), but czternaście (14). The biggest difference between Polish and Interslavic is number 0 (zero). Thanks for today and have a good weekend! :)

[@findinginspirationwithsand5963]

I agree that is very easy! Thank you for always watching and learning with me Ella :) oh 14 is so hard to pronounce, I think I almost broke my tongue while trying to repeat it🤣 thank you and have a good weekend too🥰

[@JVitezslav]

I like that so much of verbs are same in Czech.

[@findinginspirationwithsand5963]

Really? And a lot of them are also similar or the same to Croatian 😄

[@Pilum1000]

Интересно :)) Подписался

[@A_Data]

three is very easy to remember haha my favorite number is trinadset. isa, dalawa, tatlo, apat, lima, anim, pito, walo, siyam, sampu is 1 to 10 in Fiilipino language. Im from the Philippines. 💕

[@findinginspirationwithsand5963]

Haha I agree for three! Oh wow! I should try to learn that :) thank you for sharing about your language and watching my video!Greetings from Croatia 🤗

[@nickeman132]

I'm also from the Philippines and currently learning interslavic and Interlingua!

[@nickeman132]

These videos help me a bit to excel in both languages, i hope i get to the point where i can actually go conversational without using the dictionaries!

[@taukiev]

Hi Sandra. Thank you so much for the great video. I am native speaker of 2 languages: Russian & Ukrainian. Everything was 100% understandable except one thing - "broj" - never have heard about this word. We use "čysla/Числа" (numbers) or "čyfry / Цифри" (digits). I don't think that we actually have something similar. I can see, that somebody commented about numbers in Russian. So i will just write how it is in Ukrainian. I don't know how to transliterate to latin the letter "Я", normally we are using "YA", but it seems to be in west Slavic languages "ja" is used mostly, so i will use it. 0 - Nul' (нуль), 1 - Odyn (один), 2 - Dva (два), 3 - Try (три), 4 - Chotyry/ čotyry (чотири), 5 - pjat' (п'ять), 6 - shist' / šhist' (шість), 7 - sim (сім), 8 - visim' (вісім), 9 - dev'jat' (дев'ять), 10 - desjat' (десять). 11 - Odyn[nadtsjat'], 12 - dvan[nadtsjat'], 13 - tryn[nadtsjat'] and so on. 20 - dvadtsjat' (двадцять) , 21 - dvadtsjat'odyn ... but 40 - sorok and 90 - dev'janosto, 30 - try[dtsjat']... 100 - sto 1000 - tysjacha / tysjača (тисяча)

[@findinginspirationwithsand5963]

Oh hi Dmitry and you are welcome! Thank you for teaching me something new as well :)

[@KoreanChatterbox]

I don’t know anything about this language but, she really explains ESAY !!! Subscribe it, right now ~~~~ Have a wonderful day

[@findinginspirationwithsand5963]

You are really the best🥰😘💕 go subscribe to her channel! She is amazing person and great teacher 😊 have a beautiful day too💕

[@brevnovak]

broj is strange. i would prefer cifra or cislo ;) btw, sedm & osm is czech ;)

[@findinginspirationwithsand5963]

Haha and for me is strange cislo. Well cifra is actually familiar to me. I found in Interslavic dictionary that you can say cifra and čislo too,but problem is if I say a lot of examples,everyone will learn it how is similar in their country, but I guess that is also why I choose broj. I will try in the future videos explain all ways of saying or at least first consult with other inventors what is the best:) thank you for watching and your comment😊

[@vexillonerd]

Its strange. As a Ukrainian I would prefer čyslo as well.

[@findinginspirationwithsand5963]

@@vexillonerd will,if it is easier for you,you can use čyslo then 😁 all of them are correct 😄

[@Gabi-kz6pn]

In Poland we can say liczby; numery; cyfry,

[@dlineful]

Sem' in Russian

[@EconaelGaming]

Except for tysec it's close to identical in Bulgarian. For thousand Bulgarian has хиляда, две хиляди, три хиляди ... Also the tens are often contracted into a shorter form which is quicker to pronounces, e.g. дванадсет is often contracted into дванайсет. How would you say 21 in interslavic? "dvadeset i jedno"?

[@vladislavpavlish3466]

Thank you for lesson. Very close to russian language, except tens: instead of "deset" using ''catj", in russian 10 - deset, 20 - dvacatj, 30 - tricatj and etc

[@findinginspirationwithsand5963]

Thank you so much for watching! Oh so catj! I need to remember that! And what about 100 and 1000? Is it the same or?

[@vladislavpavlish3466]

@@findinginspirationwithsand5963 yep a little bit different endings, for example 1000 (edin or odna tyseča), 2000 (dve tyseči), 3000 (tri tyseči), but it's very close and 100% understandable

[@findinginspirationwithsand5963]

Thank you for telling me that! It is actually very similar to Croatian too! I am always surprised how all those languages are actually similar :)

[@vladislavpavlish3466]

@@findinginspirationwithsand5963 omg, i forgot, 40 - in russian "sorok" (this is exception). 50, 60, 70, 80 - the same way in interslavic, 90 - devyanosto, 100 - sto

[@vladislavpavlish3466]

@@findinginspirationwithsand5963 " all those languages are actually similar" - because of one root =)

[@lexuuutv4262]

Polish Numbers 1= jeden 2=dwa 3=trzy 4=cztery 5=pięć 6=sześć 7=siedem 8=osiem 9=dziewięć 10=dziesięć

[@findinginspirationwithsand5963]

Thank you for sharing :)

[@azombus]

Hello) In Russian 7 is sem′ and 8 is vosem′. (I use ′ to soften, like "j" ) In video about Cyrillic you have said that it is hard for you to see the difference in prononsiation between "И" and "Ы". So In Russian 4 or chetyri sounds the same, it is четыре. And while transcripting to latin Ы became Y more often than i. 1000 is also tysyacha -- тысяча. We have almost the same number words formation, except 40. 40 is not chety[dtsat'] (as 30 is tri[dtsat'] and 20 is dva[dtsat']) but sorok.

[@findinginspirationwithsand5963]

Oh thank you so much for explaining it so in details! And yeah,I said that,I am impressed that you remember that. Thank you,I know understand better that difference:) I guess we are really learning from each other😁

[@azombus]

Yes, and I am leaning english also right now)) I hope to learn Interslavic enough to speak on it and made comments someday) or maybe went to another slavic country

[@findinginspirationwithsand5963]

Oh that is awesome! I hope your dream become true😄actually,I will soon start English lesson here also,so you could learn also English from here if you want😁

[@azombus]

And what about Croatian lessons? :) It is enough content in English, so I can just watch movies and learn. But in Interslavic not. That is why I am here :)

[@findinginspirationwithsand5963]

@@azombus hahah actually soon will be Croatian lessons too. I am working on it currently 😁

[@АлекАлистарх]

I'm Romanian but I know Russian and it's strange how I can understand Interslavic better than I can understand Esperanto, even though it's more complex

[@findinginspirationwithsand5963]

That is amazing! Thank you for watching my videos🙏

[@dmitryvgerasimov482]

Все просто. Русским понятно

[@michaelmartynov9315]

Čini mi se da međuslovenski jezik je kombinacija ruskoga i srpskoga/hrvatskoga jezika. Hvala !

[@findinginspirationwithsand5963]

Možda se tako čini, ali je zapravo kombinacija i češkog,poljskog i ostalih slavenskih jezika :) nema na čemu, hvala Vama na gledanju :)

[@Nonames569]

In my language 40 is sórok.

[@findinginspirationwithsand5963]

thank you for sharing! that is in Russian right? :)

[@Nonames569]

Да, верно)).

[@estebanalejandrorodriguez7748]

Hi hi hi... can you tell me wich countries talk this language? Thanks

[@findinginspirationwithsand5963]

Haha oh hola Esteban! Well,actually this language doesn't exist in any country as Interslavic but it is combination of all Slavic languages so all Slavic countries can understand it without learning it :)

[@estebanalejandrorodriguez7748]

@@findinginspirationwithsand5963 thanks so much

[@findinginspirationwithsand5963]

No problem 😁

[@estebanalejandrorodriguez7748]

@@findinginspirationwithsand5963 yeah!!!!!! Good Sandra you are ever in good mode (:

[@marzg4812]

I don’t understand how is for example 22 ? dvadvadeset ?

[@patrolowaty]

Why like that? Wrong order:p its like you write it in digits 20 & 2 so - > dvadeset dva. For example current year is dvatyseč dvadeset tri (2000 & 20 & 3)

[@Diddermis]

En (one 1) to (two 2) tre (three 3) fire (Four 4) fem (five 5) seks (six 6) syv (seven 7)otte (eight 8) ni (nine 9) ti (ten 10) elleve (eleven 11) tolv (twelve 12) tretten (thirteen 13) fjorten (fourteen 14) femten (fifteen 15) seksten (sixteen 16) sytten (seventeen 17) atten (eighteen 18) nitten (nineteen 19) tyve (twenty) that’s from 1 to 20 in danish after 20 it’s like 1 and 20 for 21 and it continues like that from tredve (thirty 30) fyrre (forty 40) halvtreds (fifty 50) tres (sixty 60) halvfjerds (seventy 70) firs (eighty 80) halvfems (ninety 90) then 100 is the same same as before 1 and the bigger number so 100 is ethundrede, 200 is tohundrede and so on

[@findinginspirationwithsand5963]

Oh nice! Which language is that? :)

[@Diddermis]

Langlearning with Sandra Danish :)

[@findinginspirationwithsand5963]

Oh wow! Interesting :) thank you so much for sharing 😄

[@georgecarpow3352]

sedEm, osEm, tysęčA (not tysęč) Nadesęt = na + 10 (over ten). Dvanadesęt - 2 over 10 = 12

[@findinginspirationwithsand5963]

Is that how you count in your country? :)

[@EASocialist]

@@findinginspirationwithsand5963 this is Interslavic. You may not use small yus (because it is optional). Nevertheless, why do you omit vowels and make thousand masculine?..

[@findinginspirationwithsand5963]

Hm...that is from Interslavic dictionary so not sure where did you find those other examples

[@EASocialist]

@@findinginspirationwithsand5963 from Interslavic itself... You even pronounced right in the video "sedem" and "osem" and not "sedm", "osm" :) The dictionary is not the absolute truth. I.e. on Jan's site it is written "tysęć" for "thousand". It is also strange, nevertheless, it is feminine. You in the video use "tysęč" that is a masculine one. It would be great maybe to present video texts in Interslavic to the one of the Interslavic committee (Roberto, Vojtech, Jan, etc.). The job you are doing is undoubtedly outstanding, but it would be a pity if afterwards people cite wrong words. Thanks :)

[@findinginspirationwithsand5963]

@@EASocialist thank you so much! I really appreciate your feedback and advices! I will definitely talk with them about all that and be careful about my future videos! Have a nice weekend and thank you for watching my videos😄