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'''{{tts|cit, nng, svaf, six, go, lak, chid, peq, kao}}''' | '''{{tts|cit, nng, svaf, six, go, lak, chid, peq, kao}}''' | ||
These are generally used for counting objects and will usually be followed by a [[lioxngsuu|classifier]] and thus obey [[tone sandhi]]. For example, '''{{tts|cidtaai [[tiexnsi]]}}''' (one television), or '''[[ | These are generally used for counting objects and will usually be followed by a [[lioxngsuu|classifier]] and thus obey [[tone sandhi]]. For example, '''{{tts|cidtaai [[tiexnsi]]}}''' (one television), or '''[[Cidboea Hii]]''' (one fish). | ||
Note: '''{{tts|ji}}''' is used in the ones, tens and hundreds place, whereas '''nng''' is used for multiples of numbers 100 and greater. This is analogous to the use of 二 and 兩 in [[Mandarin]]. | Note: '''{{tts|ji}}''' is used in the ones, tens and hundreds place, whereas '''nng''' is used for multiples of numbers 100 and greater. This is analogous to the use of 二 and 兩 in [[Mandarin]]. | ||