Istokian Language (Numbers and Time)

Welcome to the fourth lesson of the Istokian language! The numbers uses a strange number system. Their system uses a dozen numbers instead of 10! Now, this is just like getting used to the hexadecimal system if you just learned it 2 months ago (the hexadecimal system uses 16 numbers).

Numbers 1-99
The number system is quite easy to learn, I'll explain after you check out the numbers!

Now, the number system is very easy to learn. To make 13, just put the "Che" after the "Chòsen", but you need to add a 'u' between the digits to seperate them, to make 'Chòsenuche', 13. To make a random number like 37 (which is 43 in English decimal form), the 'Chep' goes before the 'Chòsen' to make 30, so 37 would be 'Chepuchòsenuchob'. I know, it's long, but it's easier. Now you can count up to '99'.

Time
These are quite simple, pretty much like japanese. But this the number system by 12s, the time goes by 'fifths' instead of 'quarters'. To make it time, just add the 'wì' after the number. If you want to make it half way through the hour (ex. 6:30), just add 'àtàwì' after the hour number. To make it any minute, add 'à' after the hour numeral(s), then place the minute numberal(s), ending it with a 'wì'. For example, 7:25 (which is 7:29 in English) would be: 'chobàchòuchòsenuchewì'.

This is very long, but don't worry, it'll only get this high when using numbers. Though, the math is very hard, so to speak the language, get used to using 12's instead of 10's. But if you can't, then ignore the '11' and '12', but use the same rules to count high.

Diffrent Points of Time
Here are diffrent days of the week, months, and more!

Months
Months are easy. Just add a 'àtòku' after the numbers. For example, January would be 'chetòku', Febuary would be 'chòàtòku', and so on for the 12 months.

Days of the Week
Days of the week kind of go the same way as months, just add the 'àtùku' after the numbers. For example, Monday would be 'cheàtùku', Tuesday would be, 'chòàtùku', and on.

Others
Here are some other sayings you might want!