chapter 1 (number and quantities )

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**Albanian:**
- Numbers: 
  - 1: një
  - 2: dy
  - 3: tre
  - 4: katër
  - 5: pesë
  - 6: gjashtë
  - 7: shtatë
  - 8: tetë
  - 9: nëntë
  - 10: dhjetë
  - 11: njëmbëdhjetë
  - 12: dymbëdhjetë
  - 13: trembëdhjetë
  - 14: katërmbëdhjetë
  - 15: pesëmbëdhjetë
  - 16: gjashtëmbëdhjetë
  - 17: shtatëmbëdhjetë
  - 18: tetëmbëdhjetë
  - 19: nëntëmbëdhjetë
  - 20: njëzet
- Quantities:
  - Some: disa
  - Enough: mjaft
  - More: më shumë
  - Less: më pak
  - Half: gjysmë

**Turkish:**
- Numbers: 
  - 1: bir
  - 2: iki
  - 3: üç
  - 4: dört
  - 5: beş
  - 6: altı
  - 7: yedi
  - 8: sekiz
  - 9: dokuz
  - 10: on
  - 11: on bir
  - 12: on iki
  - 13: on üç
  - 14: on dört
  - 15: on beş
  - 16: on altı
  - 17: on yedi
  - 18: on sekiz
  - 19: on dokuz
  - 20: yirmi
- Quantities:
  - Some: bazı
  - Enough: yeterli
  - More: daha fazla
  - Less: daha az
  - Half: yarım

**Japanese:**
- Numbers: 
  - 1: 一 (ichi)
  - 2: 二 (ni)
  - 3: 三 (san)
  - 4: 四 (shi/yon)
  - 5: 五 (go)
  - 6: 六 (roku)
  - 7: 七 (shichi/nana)
  - 8: 八 (hachi)
  - 9: 九 (kyū/ku)
  - 10: 十 (jū)
  - 11: 十一 (jūichi)
  - 12: 十二 (jūni)
  - 13: 十三 (jūsan)
  - 14: 十四 (jūyon)
  - 15: 十五 (jūgo)
  - 16: 十六 (jūroku)
  - 17: 十七 (jūshichi/jūnana)
  - 18: 十八 (jūhachi)
  - 19: 十九 (jūkyū/jūku)
  - 20: 二十 (ni-jū)
- Quantities:
  - Some: いくつか (Ikutsu ka)
  - Enough: 十分 (Jūbun)
  - More: もっと (Motto)
  - Less: より少なく (Yori sukunaku)
  - Half: 半分 (hanbun)

**Arabic:**
- Numbers: 
  - 1: واحد (wahid)
  - 2: اثنان (ithnān)
  - 3: ثلاثة (thalāthah)
  - 4: أربعة (arba'ah)
  - 5: خمسة (khamsah)
  - 6: ستة (sitta)
  - 7: سبعة (sab'a)
  - 8: ثمانية (thamaniya)
  - 9: تسعة (tis'a)
  - 10: عشرة (ashara)
  - 11: أحد عشر (aḥad 'ashar)
  - 12: اثنا عشر (ithnā 'ashar)
  - 13: ثلاثة عشر (thalāthah 'ashar)
  - 14: أربعة عشر (arba'ah 'ashar)
  - 15: خمسة عشر (khamsah 'ashar)
  - 16: ستة عشر (sitta 'ashar)
  - 17: سبعة عشر (sab'ah 'ashar)
  - 18: ثمانية عشر (thamaniya 'ashar)
  - 19: تسعة عشر (tis'ah 'ashar)
  - 20: عشرون ('ishrūn)
- Quantities:
  - Some: بعض (ba'd)
  - Enough: كاف (kaf)
  - More: أكثر (akthar)
  - Less: أقل (aql)
  - Half: نصف (nisf)

**Indonesian:**
- Numbers: 
  - 1: satu
  - 2: dua
  - 3: tiga
  - 4: empat
  - 5: lima
  - 6: enam
  - 7: tujuh
  - 8: delapan
  - 9: sembilan
  - 10: sepuluh
  - 11: sebelas
  - 12: dua belas
  - 13: tiga belas
  - 14: empat belas
  - 15: lima belas
  - 16: enam belas
  - 17: tujuh belas
  - 18: delapan belas
  - 19: sembilan belas
  - 20: dua puluh
- Quantities:
  - Some: beberapa
  - Enough: cukup
  - More: lebih banyak
  - Less: lebih sedikit
  - Half: setengah

These numbers and quantities vocabulary cover the basics for counting and describing amounts in each language.


Certainly! Here are additional quantities vocabulary for each language:

**Albanian:**
- Quantities:
  - Full: i plotë
  - Half: gjysmë
  - Few: pak
  - Many: shumë
  - All: të gjitha
  - None: asnjë

**Turkish:**
- Quantities:
  - Full: tam
  - Half: yarım
  - Few: az
  - Many: çok
  - All: tümü
  - None: hiçbiri

**Japanese:**
- Quantities:
  - Full: いっぱい (Ippai)
  - Half: 半分 (Hanbun)
  - Few: 少ない (Sukunai)
  - Many: 多い (Ōi)
  - All: 全て (Subete)
  - None: なし (Nashi)

**Arabic:**
- Quantities:
  - Full: كامل (kamil)
  - Half: نصف (nisf)
  - Few: قليل (qaleel)
  - Many: كثير (katheer)
  - All: الكل (alkul)
  - None: لا شيء (la shay')

**Indonesian:**
- Quantities:
  - Full: penuh
  - Half: setengah
  - Few: sedikit
  - Many: banyak
  - All: semua
  - None: tidak ada

These additional quantities vocabulary provide more options for describing various amounts and levels of completeness in each language.

Of course! Here are the numbers for tens, hundreds, thousands, and millions in Albanian, Turkish, and Japanese:

**Albanian:**
- Tens:
  - 20: njëzet
  - 30: tridhjetë
  - 40: dyzet
  - 50: pesëdhjetë
  - 60: gjashtëdhjetë
  - 70: shtatëdhjetë
  - 80: tetëdhjetë
  - 90: nëntëdhjetë
- Hundreds:
  - 100: njëqind
  - 200: dyqind
  - 300: treqind
  - 400: katërqind
  - 500: pesëqind
  - 600: gjashtëqind
  - 700: shtatëqind
  - 800: tetëqind
  - 900: nëntëqind
- Thousands:
  - 1,000: një mijë
  - 2,000: dy mijë
  - 3,000: tre mijë
  - 4,000: katër mijë
  - 5,000: pesë mijë
  - 10,000: dhjetë mijë
- Millions:
  - 1,000,000: një milion
  - 2,000,000: dy milion
  - 10,000,000: dhjetë milion

**Turkish:**
- Tens:
  - 20: yirmi
  - 30: otuz
  - 40: kırk
  - 50: elli
  - 60: altmış
  - 70: yetmiş
  - 80: seksen
  - 90: doksan
- Hundreds:
  - 100: yüz
  - 200: iki yüz
  - 300: üç yüz
  - 400: dört yüz
  - 500: beş yüz
  - 600: altı yüz
  - 700: yedi yüz
  - 800: sekiz yüz
  - 900: dokuz yüz
- Thousands:
  - 1,000: bin
  - 2,000: iki bin
  - 3,000: üç bin
  - 4,000: dört bin
  - 5,000: beş bin
  - 10,000: on bin
- Millions:
  - 1,000,000: bir milyon
  - 2,000,000: iki milyon
  - 10,000,000: on milyon

**Japanese:**
- Tens:
  - 20: 二十 (ni-jū)
  - 30: 三十 (san-jū)
  - 40: 四十 (yon-jū)
  - 50: 五十 (go-jū)
  - 60: 六十 (roku-jū)
  - 70: 七十 (shichi/nana-jū)
  - 80: 八十 (hachi-jū)
  - 90: 九十 (kyū/ku-jū)
- Hundreds:
  - 100: 百 (hyaku)
  - 200: 二百 (ni-hyaku)
  - 300: 三百 (san-byaku)
  - 400: 四百 (yon-hyaku)
  - 500: 五百 (go-hyaku)
  - 600: 六百 (roppyaku)
  - 700: 七百 (nanahyaku)
  - 800: 八百 (happyaku)
  - 900: 九百 (kyū-hyaku)
- Thousands:
  - 1,000: 千 (sen)
  - 2,000: 二千 (ni-sen)
  - 3,000: 三千 (san-zen)
  - 4,000: 四千 (yon-sen)
  - 5,000: 五千 (go-sen)
  - 10,000: 一万 (ichi-man)
- Millions:
  - 1,000,000: 百万 (hyaku-man)
  - 2,000,000: 二百万 (ni-hyaku-man)
  - 10,000,000: 千万 (sen-man)
Certainly! Here are the numbers for tens, hundreds, thousands, and millions in Arabic and Indonesian:

**Arabic:**
- Tens:
  - 20: عشرون ('ishrūn)
  - 30: ثلاثون (thalāthūn)
  - 40: أربعون (arba'ūn)
  - 50: خمسون (khamsūn)
  - 60: ستون (sittūn)
  - 70: سبعون (sab'ūn)
  - 80: ثمانون (thamānūn)
  - 90: تسعون (tis'ūn)
- Hundreds:
  - 100: مئة (mi'ah)
  - 200: مئتان (mi'atān)
  - 300: ثلاث مئة (thalāth mi'ah)
  - 400: أربع مئة (arba' mi'ah)
  - 500: خمس مئة (khams mi'ah)
  - 600: ست مئة (sitt mi'ah)
  - 700: سبع مئة (sab' mi'ah)
  - 800: ثمان مئة (thamān mi'ah)
  - 900: تسع مئة (tis' mi'ah)
- Thousands:
  - 1,000: ألف (alf)
  - 2,000: ألفان (alfān)
  - 3,000: ثلاثة آلاف (thalāthah 'alāf)
  - 4,000: أربعة آلاف (arba'ah 'alāf)
  - 5,000: خمسة آلاف (khamsah 'alāf)
  - 10,000: عشرة آلاف ('asharat 'alāf)
- Millions:
  - 1,000,000: مليون (milyun)
  - 2,000,000: مليونان (milyūnān)
  - 10,000,000: عشرة ملايين ('asharat milyun)

**Indonesian:**
- Tens:
  - 20: dua puluh
  - 30: tiga puluh
  - 40: empat puluh
  - 50: lima puluh
  - 60: enam puluh
  - 70: tujuh puluh
  - 80: delapan puluh
  - 90: sembilan puluh
- Hundreds:
  - 100: seratus
  - 200: dua ratus
  - 300: tiga ratus
  - 400: empat ratus
  - 500: lima ratus
  - 600: enam ratus
  - 700: tujuh ratus
  - 800: delapan ratus
  - 900: sembilan ratus
- Thousands:
  - 1,000: seribu
  - 2,000: dua ribu
  - 3,000: tiga ribu
  - 4,000: empat ribu
  - 5,000: lima ribu
  - 10,000: sepuluh ribu
- Millions:
  - 1,000,000: satu juta
  - 2,000,000: dua juta
  - 10,000,000: sepuluh juta

These lists provide the numbers for tens, hundreds, thousands, and millions in Arabic and Indonesian.



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