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Kuwaiti Arabic Numbers 0 to 10 and 10 to 100

Hi! all, hope everyone is fine today. I have been meaning to share this interesting language which I learnt in Kuwait years ago and hope it will help anyone out there who is interested in the Kuwaiti Arabic Language like I do. The Kuwaiti Arabic Language is not an easy language to learn but with lots of patience and practice, it is possible to learn and speak it. I want to let you know that I am not a teacher by profession but I can share what I have learnt by myself which is the spoken Arabic language. I can't write the Kuwaiti Arabic language alphabet but I learnt how to speak and write the Arabic words by how they pronounce it. Sounds complicated isn't it. If I was able to learn it, then you can learn it too. Okay, let us start with the Kuwaiti Arabic numbers(1 to 10) and then from 20 to 100.

English                   Kuwaiti Arabic Numbers

Zero ----------------- Ziffer
One/1----------------Wahed                      10 - ashra
Two/2----------------Ethnin                      20 - ashreen
Three/3--------------Thalatha                   30 - thalateen
Four/4---------------Arba-a                      40 - arba'een
Five/5----------------Kamse                     50 - kamseen
Six/6-----------------Sitha                        60 - sitteen
Seven/7--------------Sab-ah                     70 - saba'een
Eight/8--------------Thamania                 80 - thamaneen                
Nine/9---------------Tis-ah                       90 - tisa'een
Ten/10---------------Ashra                     100 - miya

I think that with these numbers, it will give you an idea on how they count in the Kuwaiti Arabic language. It is quite fun learning how to count in Arabic but I think it applies to other languages.
More to share next time but this is it for today. Happy blogging everybody. Share your knowledge and learn as well.

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