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minus-square@mamarguerat@discuss.tchncs.delinkfedilink25•edit-21 year agoIn Swiss French we say « septante » (70) « huitante » (80) and « nonante » (90) which is better than counting by 20
minus-squareRic0laOPlinkfedilink12•1 year agoSwiss French doesn’t count as French (like Schwiizerdütsch isch nöd Dütsch)
minus-squareZagorathlinkfedilinkEnglish4•1 year agoA couple of articles are telling me that Belgian French speakers use sepante and nonante, but not huitante? Is that the case?
minus-square@tchotchony@mander.xyzlinkfedilinkEnglish2•1 year agoI think so, never used huitante before, but then I’m Flemish, not Walloon.
In Swiss French we say « septante » (70) « huitante » (80) and « nonante » (90) which is better than counting by 20
Swiss French doesn’t count as French (like Schwiizerdütsch isch nöd Dütsch)
Es zellt als Russisch… 🙃
So does Walloon French.
A couple of articles are telling me that Belgian French speakers use sepante and nonante, but not huitante? Is that the case?
I think so, never used huitante before, but then I’m Flemish, not Walloon.