Editing Kót wàwa/Cheatsheet for tokiponists (section)

==Numbers==
Combining numbers results in multiplication. ''pi'' can be used to avoid confusion with toki pona.

Number names are based on Peg System by Harry Lorayne.

<blockquote>
''ə̀t'' - one<br>
''ə̀n'' - two<br>
''àkul'' - a handful<br>
''mùt'' - lots<br>
''àle'' - all of them
</blockquote>

<blockquote>
''ə̀n ə̀n'' - two twice, four<br>
''ə̀n ə̀n ə̀n'' - eight<br>
''ə̀n pi ə̀n ə̀n'' - eight
</blockquote>

Addition can be done via ''nìk-án''.

<blockquote>
''kíl li ə̀n nìk-án ə̀t'' - There are 3 fruits.<br>
''mí li jò e kál pi ə̀n pi ə̀n nìk-án ə̀t.'' - I have 6 fish.
</blockquote>

Some extra number names have been defined for the soft:
<blockquote>
''ə̀m'' - three<br>
''ùl'' - five<br>
''ɛ̀k'' - seven
</blockquote>

<blockquote>
''ɛ̀k ɛ̀k nìk-án ə̀t'' - fifty
</blockquote>

kot wawa doesn't have the word ''nanpa''.
It introduces a new word ''tó'' to mean the amount of something.

<blockquote>
''tó-án dùm nì li bòn-mí.'' - I like this number.<br>
''tó-kóm li nàsa.'' - This is a crazy amount of food.
</blockquote>

Ordinals have to be constructed creatively.

<blockquote>
''ján lòn-án òpe li bòn.'' - The first person is good.  (the person at the start)<br>
''nɒ́ li nàsi ip mìn-án ùl ə̀n ə̀n nìk-án ə̀n nìk-án ə̀t'' - That is 23rd Street.  (the street named 23)
</blockquote>