How do you count to ten in jamaican creole?

In Jamaican Creole, counting to ten goes as follows: one is "wan," two is "tu," three is "tri," four is "fou," five is "faiv," six is "siks," seven is "sev," eight is "eit," nine is "nain," and ten is "ten." The pronunciation may vary slightly, but these are the basic forms used in everyday conversation.