I just went through the Numbers & Counting section and have a question:

The ordinals/adverbials for one/two/three are diist/ziist/siid and ont/zont/sont respectively - which is a nice touch (ont is canon, but still!) as there are also special ones in english (first and once/twice).

When using with ten ("-ahmen") -> the ordinal eleven is called "diistahmen", but the adverbial form is "geinidahmen".
Why using diist for first and for eleventh, but not ont for once AND for "eleventh time" ("ontahmen")

The same is true for ziist and siid / zont and sont
After that, everything's fine :)

Thanks

Edit #1: some corrections. And, I know I start a lot of threads, sry 'bout that :(

It definitely would make more sense for it to start again at "ONTahmen", "ZONTahmen", etc. Thanks for bringing this up!