Numbers and colors.

Numbers - numiru

1 ef
2 lo
3 pas
4 temu
5 psiu
6 anat
7 siri
8 cemol
9 nof
10 efë
11 efëol
12 efëlo
13 efëpas, etc.
20 lotë
21 lotëol, etc.
30 pasë
31 pasëol, etc.
40 temuë
50 psiuë
60 anatë
70 sirië
80 cemolë
90 nofë
100 (ef) taf
101 taf ef
200 lo tafu
300 pas tafom, etc.
1000 (ef) alit
2000 lo alitu
3000 pas alitom, etc.
10,000 efë alitom
20,000 lotë alitom, etc.
100,000 (ef) taf alitom, etc.
1,000,000 (ef) lomot
2,000,000 lo lomotu
3,000,000 pas lomotom, etc.

[Note : in the above, notice that the word for "one" switches to -ol in 11, 21, 31, etc. Also, twenty is lotë and not loë.]

After all numbers except ef/-ol and lo, the genitive plural is used. After ef/-ol the singular is used, and after lo the normal plural follows. If an adjective is involved, it takes the -u ending when applicable.

pasëol boc/mann - 31 books/men
pasëloe böc/menn - 32 books/men
pasëpas böcom/mennom - 33 books/men
efëpsiu stedom - fifteen cities/towns
nof tafom pasëcemol pocom - 938 people
dihë siri hölom - the seven of them

I think I've seen nineteen of the twenty-five films on this list.
Ih tro, dhat ih efënof af dihë lotëpsiu filmom op hiëra list hefu ësedta.

You (pl.) bought three interesting things today.
Jöl nifda pas ondirholdandu monom afih.

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Colors - fariu
(from fari, color)

red - viri
blue - polu
yellow - fnotu
green - temir
orange - ogos
purple - imtol
brown - banol
black - folot
white - hnifot
pink - lila
dark red - cnoviri, etc.
light blue - lifpolu, etc.
yellowish - fnotu tol, etc.

Did you have the blue one or the green one?
Haadt dho dih poluë nef dih temira?

[Note : in this type of sentence, "one" isn't translated. Just use the definite pronoun dih(ë) and the -a suffix.]

I want the dark purple ones, please. (carnations, etc.)
Ih sfi dihë cnoimtola, fosd.

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A note on pronunciation

Remember that an isolated "i" (an "i" that doesn't have its pronunciation stipulated on the pronunciation page) is pronounced as a short vowel, as in thin or little. Avoid pronouncing it like the long vowel in finger, especially in words like siri, viri, or lila. Only "ii" is pronounced long.

The letter "ë" is always pronounced as a short vowel, like tent or fender, even though it's most often found in syllables which aren't stressed (exceptions : hiëra, siëa).

The letter "c" is always pronounced hard (as in candy, never as in circus).