Haitian Creole Basic Lesson 2.3 (Haitian Creole Numbers 1-100 - Count from 1-100 in Creole)

This video is a sequel of the two previous Haitian Creole Numbers videos (How to count from 1-10- and how to count from 11-20). This video reviews these two previous Haitian Creole Numbers and teaches you how to count from 1-100. Haitian Creole With Luciano exists to provide you with the best Haitian Creole resources so that you can learn Haitian Creole in an a creative and effective manner.
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10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100
10 - dis
20 - ven
30 - trant
40 - karant
50 - senkant
60 - swasant
70 - swasant dis It's like you're saying I'm taking 60 (swasant) and I am adding 10 (dis) to it and this is going to give me 70 (swasann dis) which is saying swasant e dis, we just dropped the e and say swasanndis. let's count from 10-19 in kreyòl then you'll be able to continue couunting from 70 (swasanndis) to 79.
10 - dis
11 - onz
12 - douz
13 - trèz
14 - katòz
15 - kenz
16 - sèz
17 - disèt
18 - diszwit
19 - disnèf
You will use the above to add it to 60 (swasant) to give you 70 (swasanndis)....and so forth.
70 - swasanndis-----------(60+10)
71 - swansannonz--------(60+11)
72 - swansanndouz------(60+12)
73 - swansanntrèz--------(60+13)
74 - swansannkatòz-----(60+14)
75 - swansannkenz------(60+15)
76 - swansannsèz--------(60+16)
77 - swansanndisèt-----(60+17)
78 - swansanndiszwit--(60+18)
79 - swansanndisnèf---(60+19)
80 - katreven is like saying I have 4 (kat) 20s. 20 (ven) this is where katreven derived from. instead of saying katven though we say katreven
90 - katrevendis. we are taking 80 (katreven) and adding 10 (dis) to give us 90 (katrevendis). Therefore to continue counting from 90-99 we have to use the same method used for counting 70-79 but this time it will be from 90-99
90 katrevendis---------- (80+10)
91 - katrevenonz------- (80+11)
92 - katrevendouz----- (80+12)
93 - katreventrèz------- (80+13)
94 - katrevenkatòz---- (80+14)
95 - katrevenkenz----- (80+15)
96 - katrevensèz------- (80+16)
97 - katrevendisèt----- (80+17)
98 - katrevendiszwit-- (80+18)
99 - katrevendisnèf--- (80+19)

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