How to count like a Basque Miller

Follow the simple instructions above.

If you want to say the numbers, they are as follows:-

0	zero, or huts
1	bat
2	bi
3	hiru
4	lau
5	bost
6	sei
7	zazpi
8	zortzi
9	bederatzi
10	hamar
11	hamaika
12	hamabi
13	hamahiru
14	hamalau
15	hamabost
16	hamasei
17	hamazazpi
18	hemezortzi
19	hemeretzi
20	hogei
21	hogeita bat
22	hogeita bi
23	hogeita hiru
30	hogeita hamar	(literal meaning split: hogei-ta-hamar = twenty-and-ten = 20+10)
31	hogeita hamaika	(hogei-ta-hamaika = twenty-and-eleven = 20+11)
40	berrogei	(ber-hogei = two times-twenty = 2×20)
50	berrogeita hamar	(ber-hogei-ta-hamar = two times-twenty-and-ten = 2×20+10)
60	hirurogei	(hirur-hogei = three times-twenty = 3×20)
70	hirurogeita hamar	(hirur-hogei-ta-hamar = three times-twenty-and-ten = 3×20+10)
80	laurogei	(laur-hogei = four times-twenty = 4×20)
90	laurogeita hamar	(laur-hogei-ta-hamar = four times-twenty-and-ten = 4×20+10)
100	ehun
200	berrehun
300	hirurehun
1000	mila
2000	bi mila
1,000,000	milioi bat

(hat tip, Wikipedia)