Raika Roa Telo

Jul 17, 2026

This document, titled "Raika Roa Telo," presents a children's counting book adapted from the original "Um Dois Tres." It introduces the Betsileo language of Madagascar, featuring the Malagasy words for numbers one, two, and three: "Raika," "Roa," and "Telo." The book is a product of Little Zebra Books and Aina Shelia, with images provided by Little Zebra Books. Copyright information from 2014 and 2024 is included, along with a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License (CC BY 4.0), permitting commercial use, adaptation, and distribution as long as original authorship and credits are maintained. The work is an adaptation of a previously copyrighted work from 2022. The document also lists the Malagasy words for four (Efatra), five (Dimy), and six (Enina), suggesting a progression in counting.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryLiterature

FormatPDF

Pages16

Reading Time25 min

Raika Roa Telo

Enina

FAQs

What does "Raika Roa Telo" mean?

"Raika Roa Telo" are the Betsileo words for one, two, and three in Madagascar, as presented in this children's counting book.

What is the origin of this book?

This book is an adaptation of "Um Dois Tres," originally copyrighted in 2022 by Little Zebra Books.

What are the terms of use for this work?

The work is licensed under CC BY 4.0, allowing for commercial use and adaptation, provided the original copyright and credits are retained.

What other number words are included in the document?

In addition to "Raika," "Roa," and "Telo," the document also lists "Efatra" (four), "Dimy" (five), and "Enina" (six).

Jul 17, 2026

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