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==Representation as prefix== Numbers in [[Malay language|Malay]] and [[Indonesian language|Indonesian]] are preceded by the ordinal prefix ''{{lang|ms|ke-}}''; for example, ''{{lang|ms|ke-7}}'' "seventh". The exception is ''{{lang|ms|pertama}}'', which means "first". Numbers in [[Filipino language|Filipino]] are preceded by the ordinal prefix ''{{lang|fil|ika-}}'' or ''{{lang|fil|pang-}}'' (the latter subject to [[sandhi]]; for example, ''{{lang|fil|ika-7}}'' or ''{{lang|fil|pam-7}}'' "seventh"). The exception is ''{{lang|fil|una}}'', which means "first". In [[Chinese language|Chinese]] and [[Japanese language|Japanese]], an ordinal number is prefixed by {{lang|zh|第}} ''{{lang|zh-Latn|dì}}'' / ''{{lang|ja-Latn|dai}}''; for example: {{lang|zh|第一}} "first", {{lang|zh|第二}} "second". In [[Korean language|Korean]], an ordinal number is prefixed by {{lang|ko|제}} ''{{lang|ko-Latn|je}}'' or suffixed by {{lang|ko|번째}} ''{{lang|ko-Latn|beonjjae}}''; for example: {{lang|ko|제1}} "first", {{lang|ko|2번째}} "second".
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