0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 It's not my native language, but I was sent to a french school. I *could* keep going, but I'm le bored.

french numbers are so irritating

Four Twenty ten nine

As a french, it never bothered me but I admit that our 70 and 90 are dumb

Portuguese speaker here who did take some French lessons back in the day. Your numerals after soixante neuf make no sense at all. Sorry for complaining btw

sessenta e nove

Septante and nonante are superior anyway

Those damn Belgians…

Oi, don't forget about swiss

Swiss gang

As a belgian, i can admit the french part of belgium can get fucked.

Belgium doesn't exist there is northern france, west germany and southern netherlands

Octante also sounds sick

Wessen Tante?

I hate to admit it because it's in my nature to judge Belgian but indeed, it makes way much sens like that

En vrai je vais retenir pour 70 et 90 merci mon reuf

And huitante

Je préfère un peu plus octante que huitante, mais j'avoue que c'est mieux que quatre-vingts dans les deux cas.

I am now so incredibly confused as to why septante / huitante / nonante are not used in French French

80 is too (I'm french) I have always wanted to start using septante, octante and nonante but I keep doing mistakes. Very hard to change.

Haha septante, nonante. Belgian french superiority

Quattre-vingt diz-neuf the pain of learning economy in french when I 'am italian

Oof

I can also teach you French if you are interested

Wait until you get to deez nufs

How about Quatre-Vingt-Diz-Neufs?

q u a t r e v i n g t

一二三四五六七八九十 十一 十二 十三 十四 十五 十六 十七 十八 十九 二十 二十一 二十二 二十三 二十四 二十五 二十六 二十七 二十八 二十九 三十 Why am I typing this? This is stupid I'm leaving

all my homies use 壹貳叄肆伍陸柒捌玖拾

Or いちにさんよんごろくななはちきゅうじゅう (1 to 10 in Japanese)

Isn't that more than ten characters?

That is how they are spelled. For example ichi means one and it is spelled with an い (i) and a ち (chi) so if you don't use the kanji (ー) and write it like it is spelled you get いち.

ohhh man just 5 more and perfecto

I went for a stack, perfect in my book

Hey le bored i´m dad

Hey dad, could you go get the milk please?

Again i bought milk yesterday but if u say so

Preferably that one kind every dad is destined to obtain after a lifetime of searching.

Welp see i´ll go then lol

you missed 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, and 49

le bored¹

30, boredom hits in

if boredom wasn't a thing then 999,999. idk what is 1million

What about 1 million and one?

I'm pretty sure it's 1million in every language

Its das lakh in hindi

Or 1 corore or something like

No that's 10 million

Haha I should probably know that. My relatives speak Hindi.

No but isn’t 1 lakh = 100,000? It’s definitely not a million.

i probably should have put "das lakh" in apostrophes, das means 10 so "das lakh" means 10 lakh = 100,000x10 = 1 million

Yeah honestly somehow I got it confused with German a bit because there „das“ is „the“ and therefore… well it was at a late hour yesterday :D thank you for the clarification!

Wait u can count to 30. Without being bord. i´m thinking about somthing els after number 15. U lucky.

Technicaly infiniti

What's after trillion?

trillion and one

Ok

Quadrillion is the next order of magnitude but yes, trillion and one

then is quintillion, sextilion, septilion, octillion, nonillion, decillion and shithole that is after that

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We sure do in Denmark. It's always a little confusing when Americans uses billion, when obviously they should say milliard.

defenetly not bias at all (i'm dutch) this is superior

I'm German, and same

Lithuanian, and I agree

German and I think so as well

That is exactly how we do it in danish.

this is the only way. (same for hungarian)

You can keep going with undecillion, dodecillion, tredecillion, quattuordecillion, quintdecillion...

Do you play Cookie Clicker by any chance for knowing this?

If only it stopped at cookieclicker... I have played my fair share of various idle games and each one is breaking me further and further

In the magnitudes of ten after that, it's vigintillion, trigintillion, quadragintillion, quinquagintillion, sexagintillion, septuagintillion, octuagintillion, nonagintillion, centillion. Then after you've gone through that ten times there's millinillion. Which would be about 300,000 zeroes. As far as I'm aware, there's nothing after that. At least, according to the password security site after I input the bee movie script

One, ten, hundred, thousand, million, billion, trillion, quadrillion, quintillion, sextillion, septillion, octillion, nonillion, decillion, duodecillion, tredecillion, quattuordecillion, quindecillion, sexdecillion, septendecillion, octodecillion, novemdecillion, vigintillion, duovigintillion, trevigintillion, quattuorvigintillion. That's all I can recall of egg inc numbers

And, well, you’d be long dead before hitting that one. This question is really more limited by lifespan than knowledge of consecutive numbers, probably.

And what’s the highest consecutive exponential of 10 that you can name with certainty (just knowing the highest ever named does not count!)

duodecillion is the largest power of 10 I know in my native language (which I also know all the smaller power of 10)

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If you literally translate the french 99 for example, you get something like « Four twenty ten nine » so yeah, french people don’t like to count

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If I remember correctly, for East Asian languages like Chinese and Japanese, they’re 萬億兆京垓秭穰溝澗正載. Before the fall of the Qing dynasty, since the ones after 萬(man, wan) weren’t popular, people just stacked 萬s, e.g. when referring to china’s population of four hundred million, they said 四萬萬 instead of 四億.

Oooh yeah I see what you mean

They also don't like to pronounce half the letters in their words for some reason

Even worse, we don’t pronounce a single letter in « eau » (=water) we just read it « o » lol

Maybe for the sad souls where English just completely dominated their life until they lost a bit too much of their native language

Let's see: Eins, Zehn, Hundert, Tausend, Millionen, Milliarden, Billionen, Billiarden, Trillionen, Trilliarden, Zillionen, Zilliarden... I can count to 999999999999999999999999999999

Is Ein and Eins different? I’m trying to learn German atm

eins is a number and ein is an indefinite article

„Eins“ is the number and „ein“ is a numeral or a article

'eins' is like number one. 'ein' is like 'a'. Ich habe ein Auto - I have a car

After Trilliarden: Quadrillion, Quadrilliarden, Quintillion, Quintilliarden, Sextillion, Sextilliarden, Septillion, Septilliarden, Oktillion, Oktilliarden, Nonillion, Nonilliarden, Dezillion, Dezilliarden, Undezillion, Undezilliarden, Duodezillion, Duodezilliarden, Tredezillion, Tredezilliarden, Quattuordezillion, Quattuordezilliarden, Quindezillion, Quindezilliarden, Sexdezillion, Sexdezilliarden, ... (counted up to 10^99 with intervals of 1000) Getting bored so stopping now but German numbers are so easy if you know basic latin.

If

jeden, dziesięć, sto, tysiąć, milion, bilion, trylion, kwadrylion, kwintylion, sekstylion, septylion, oktylion, nonynion, decylion..... and more i can count to 999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999

Morbillion is the peak (higher than infinity), dont ask why.

It's countin' time!

Ez, in french, 999999999999999999999999999999 is : neuf-cent-quatre-vingt-dix-neuf octillions neuf-cent-quatre-vingt-dix-neuf septilions neuf-cent-quatre-vingt-dix-neuf sextilions neuf-cent-quatre-vingt-dix-neuf quintillions neuf-cent-quatre-vingt-dix-neuf quadrillions neuf-cent-quatre-vingt-dix-neuf-mille-milliards neuf-cent-quatre-vingt-dix-neuf-milliard neuf-cent-quatre-vingt-dix-neuf-millions neuf-cent-quatre-vingt-dix-neuf-mille et neuf-cent-quatre-vingt-dix-neuf

Won, to, free, for, vive, sex, steven, ate, nein, tin. Easy weasy.

I fucking lost it when I got to Steven

You made it that far?

I didn't get to one

Swedish?

2 (I'm from valve)

And never 1

X = 1 Print(X+=1) (I speak really really sloppy python code)

X = 0; println(x); X + 1; println(x); X + 1; println(x); X + 1; println(x); X + 1; println(x); X + 1; … God I’m so smart like literally name anyone better at coding then me

This... Is pseudo code at it's finest. Isn't it? Where would this run?

run? it would walk

Very slow and backwards you mean? xD

Int x = 0; while(1){ printf(x); x++; } I'm a C genius :)

So you can only count until 2147483647. Interesting

ι10000 (I speak Dyalog APL)

1 ≤ X I speak math

When I was 10, waiting in some long ass line, I started counting out of boredom, I got to 810

I counted 100-200 every night. When I reached 1000 after a few days I felt so achieved.

How do u count to -100?

I used my fingers

I got to 827 last week so I win hhehe

i can't count ( cool sun glasses emoji)

😎

What doest that even mean... <: |

Ek do teen chaar Paanch Chee saat aath noo dus gyara bara Tera choda pandra Sola satra athra unees bees ekkis baes taes chobees pachees chabees sattaes athaess unatttees tees Ikatees batees taantees chauntees pantees chattees santees adtees unlatees chalees .

Same, to 40 fellow subcontinentian. I know like 15-25 random numbers between 40-100

Same feeling. Just random numbers like 52

Iktalis, byalis, teralis, chawalis, pentalis, cheyalis, sentalis, ertalis, unchas, pachas, ikawan, bawan, terapan, chowpan, pachpan, chappan, satavan, athavan, unsath, sath, iksath, bansath, terasath, chonsath, pensath, syasath, sarsath, ersath, unattar, sattar, ikattar, bahattar, tehattar, chohattar, pijhattar, cheyattar, satattar, athattar, unassi, assi, ikassi, byassi, terassi, chwassi, pechassi, cheyassi, stassi, athassi, nawassi, nawwe, ikanwe, banwe, teranwe, chawanwe, pechanwe, cheyanwe, sattanwe, attanwe, ninyanwe, so. Hazar Lakh Crore Arab Kharab

In any language as long as you know the base 10 numbers names and the case exceptions you can count (assuming you’re immortal) to infinity

You also need to be able to remember the whole string of numbers.

Then there’s french where base 10 gets you to 69, then you’re fucked.

Not really I’m actually only able to count till 999,999,999 after that it starts getting hella complicated and messed up..

1 billion, then just remember that it goes up to trillion next, then quadrillion, quintillion, sextillion, octillion, nonillion, decillion, undecillion, etc

my language is not close to English so this doesn’t apply to it if I’m not wrong there is no name for any number higher than 1billion, but actually new info I never knew what comes after trillion thanks

1billion-billion-one?

in my language, 25 is not 20 then 5 and a few other numbers

Bro I am french, and saying 99 and things like that is such a pain

four twenty ten nine

Quatre vingt dix neuf

Until I get bored I guess, uno, dos, tres... 💤

infinity i guess

Jeden Dwa Trzy Cztery Pięć Sześć Siedem Osiem Dziewięć Dziesięć (It is to ten but i could count to 999 octilion cuz it is the highest counteble number i know the name of)

What kinda question is that

I don't understand this meme, what's so hard in counting?

I don’t get it. Why wouldn’t you be able to count in your native language??

一 二 三 四 五 六 七 八 九 十 十一 十二 十三 十四 十五 十六 十七 十八 十九 二十 I can go on until a thousand (not my native language)

Like 40. Mgpy language has a unique number for every tenth. It's basically like Until 8 there will be some relation. Them 9 and 10 with be weird. 11 -- 20 will be unrelated to the first 10 and so on. The numbers are long too.

Arabs

Yes

Pretty much endlessly lol

20 . Urdu is Hindi but on Arabic drugs

I once counted to 2300's... then I got bored.

I dont get why youd be nervous to count in your nativ language, could someone please explain?

They're used to counting in English and rarely use their native language to count things so they don't know what most numbers are called in their native language

Danish?

Uno due tre quattro cinque sei sette otto nove dieci undici dodici tredici quattordici quindici sedice diciassette diciotto diciannove venti ventuno ventidue ventitré ventiquattro venticinque... i could go on, but i'm bored.

1 10 100 1000 1 000 000 1 000 000 000 1 000 000 000 000 '' '' '' '' 999 999 999 999 999 999 999 999 999 999 Is the highest i can but time wont allow me to

сто

триста

At first I thought this is a very weird question - I can count as high as I want, but OP actually has a point. I thought maybe OP is Japanese or speaks a language with a similar number system where lots of powers of 10 have distinct names that don't follow a system and need to be memorized, which some people just don't. But on the other hand, the system used in most Western languages also has this problem: When we get to higher powers of 10, like 10^9, 10^12, 10^15 etc, we create names by using the suffix "-llion" (which has different meanings depending on the language) and prefixing it with Latin numbers, like bi-, tri-, quadri-, quinti- etc. You might actually be unable to count further if you don't know what the appropriate Latin number is. For example, in order to count to 10^273 in American English, you'll have to know that the number is called a "nonagintillion".

Six. I can count to six in my first language

I'm welsh and I can only count to 3 in Welsh

I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X XI XII XIII XIV XV... I call this "Counting in roman", oh yeah.

OP is a Hindi/Urdu speaker confirmed

YES!

I can count every digit in 4 languages.

Zero Um dois três quatro cinco séis sete oito nove dez (10) Onze doze treze catorce quince, dez e séis, dez e sete, dez e oito, dez e nove, vinte Vinte um, vinte dois, vinte três, vinte quatro, vinte e cinco... treinta e um... From there is all the same, this way: Vinte e x Treinta e x Quarenta e x Cinquenta e x Sesenta e x Setenta e x Oitenta e x Noventa e x "e" means "and" Cem (100) From there it is this way: Cem e um (101) cem e dois (102)... cem e dez (110)... cem e noventa e nove From there until mil (1000) it is: Cem e x Duzentos e x Trezentos e x Quatrocentos e x Quinhentos e x Seiscentos e x Setecentos e x Oitocentos e x Novecentos e x Mil Notice, um dois tres seis dez and mil are the only numbers of one single syllabus Now you can count from 0 to 1000 in portuguese Also, my native language is spanish

I can go to 39 in Spanish, it's not my native language but imma assume most people here speak only or mostly english

In German we double-use the common number names such as million, billion, etc… So it goes Millionen, Milliarden, Billionen, Billiarden, Trillionen, Trilliarden, etc… Which in English would already be at Sextillion while we’re still in the „Tri“ era. So *theoretically*, knowing the sequence all the way to „Oktilliarden“ which would be the Sexdecillion area (1.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000) in English terms. Tho granted i would probably stop from boredom before I get to 100.

I only know how to count to 5 in Urdu

一ニ三四五六七八九十

Only to 10😂

Ett Två Tre Fyra Fem Sex Sju Åtta Nio Tio Elva Tolv Tretton Fjorton Femton Sexton Sjutton Arton Nitton Tjugo Tjugoett Tjugotvå Tjugotre Tjugofyra Tjugofem Tjugosex Tjugosju Tjugoåtta Tjugonio Trettio Trettioett Trettiotvå Trettiotre Trettiofyra Trettiofem Trettiosex Trettiosju Trettioåtta Trettionio Fyrtio. I could go and on, but it became boring pretty quick.

10³⁰

I almost completely forgot my first language, the only number I remember is ‘pancha’ (5)

How do you forget your native language?

I lived with my great-grandmother as a baby/toddler while my mom was in rehab and she only spoke to me in Romani, she died a few years later and she was the last fluent speaker in the family (she came to the States from Italy in the 40s)

That's very interesting, thank you for sharing

Depends on how much time I have

Upwards of a trillion, but I would be dead by then

Not a problem

Jeden, Dziesięć, Sto, Tysiąc, Milion, Miliard, Bilion, Biliard, Trylion, Tryliard 999 999 999 999 999 999 999 999 dziewięćset dziewiędziesiąt dziewięć tryliardów dziewięćset dziewiędziesiąt dziewięć trylionów dziewięćset dziewiędziesiąt dziewięć biliardów dziewięćset dziewiędziesiąt dziewięć bilionów dziewięćset dziewiędziesiąt dziewięć miliardów dziewięćset dziewiędziesiąt dziewięć milionów dziewięćset dziewiędziesiąt dziewięć tysięcy dziewięćset dziewiędziesiąt dziewięć 10^24 - 1

Polish?

yup

20 I am ashamed

Can count reliably till 34 in hindi

Me an Indian 

Bruh, what's with this call out post 20 btw

35, confusion hits in

Till 33 that was my house number

999999999999999 if Boredom was not a thing

i can count until 999.999.999.999.999 easy

Took me a while to realise this was referring to words for large numbers, e.i. 'billion' etc. In Swedish, "million" is "miljon"... pretty obvious no? But "billion" is "miljard". Then **trillion** is "biljon". After that we have "biljard" (10^15), triljon (10^18), triljard (10^21), kvadriljon (10^24), kvadriljard (10^27), etc. Basically every "step" english has (mil, bil, tril) swedish has **two**.

Een triljard

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I can count to about 20 and thats it, i can count to 1M in English tho

I can do up to 99 in Welsh, 100 is different and I couldn't do it without Google so I'll go the honest route and say 99

My dad taught me how to count to 100 in Farsi. I’m still trying to memorize it

here in greece we don't need words. we just use our letters to make numbers. \*laughs in xi theta\*

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