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PhilippinesFor numbers above 10, Spanish is more commonly used, though it spell phonetically. When using numbers with currency, Spanish notation commonly is used (e.g. P 5.00, in English, it says five pesos, but in Cebuano, it says singko pesos ).
- 1
- usa, uno
- 2
- duha, dos
- 3
- tulo, tres
- 4
- upat, kuwatro
- 5
- lima, singk
- 6
- unom, says
- 7
- pito, siyete
- 8
- walo, otso
- 9
- siyam, nuwebe
- 10
- napulo, diyes
- 11
- napulog-usa, onse
- 12
- napulog-duha, dose
- 13
- napulog-tulo, trese
- 14
- napulog-upat, katorse
- 15
- napulog-lima, kinse
- 16
- napulog-unom, desisais
- 17
- napulog-pito, desisiyete
- 18
- napulog-walo, desiotso
- 19
- napulog-siyam, desinuwebe
- 20
- kawhaan, baynte
- 21
- kawhaan ug uno, baynte uno
- 30
- katloan, traynta
- 40
- kwarenta
- 50
- singkwenta
- 60
- saysenta
- 70
- setenta
- 80
- otsenta
- 90
- nubenta
- 100
- usa ka gatos, siyento
- 101
- usa ka gatos ug usa, siyento uno
- 110
- usa ka gatos ug napulo, siyento diyes
- 1000
- usa ka libo, mil
- 10,000
- napulo ka libo, diyes mil
- 100,000
- usa ka gatos ka libo, siyento mil
For numbers 1,000,000 and above, use the American English notation.
- 1,000,000
- usa ka milyon
- 1,000,000,000
- usa ka bilyon
- 1,000,000,000,000
- usa ka trilyon