How do you say "five stars" in your native language?

پنج ستاره - five stars

پنج - five
ستاره - star

 

In Bahasa Indonesia — Lima Bintang
Almost near to Tagalog, especially on how translate "five" which is the same. But in Bahasa, no addition in the end of either those words. Just all nouns.
Lima | Five
Bintang | Star

 

Seems not too much difference between those two. Different noun links and vocal. But umm....

Is that much like the general sentence of Tagalog itself or is it included in Northern Philippines since the noun link is similar (-ng & nga)?

 

limang lintang - javanese (local language)

 

And that's why we have similar words all along, but with their own differences. And seems like Tagalog, Cebuano, and Ilocano are in the same territory in terms of basic word (like "bituin") but not in vocal ("bituen" (Ilocano) and "bituon" (Cebuano)).
Oh yeah, thanks for the brief lesson of Filipino language. I might be use it later for contacting @laurence.gr for example (pardon for the tagging ). And by the way, do you know where the exact he is and also exact language he uses?

Speaking of local languages, I do have another translation for "five stars" but it's Sundanese,
Lima Béntang still an exact translation as Bahasa, "five" and "star"

 

Same as @Azka Fauzan Firdaus

 

It seems that nobody has mentioned Chinese.
五星

五 - five
星 - star

 

great=عالی
good = خوب

 

पांच सितारा

 

Are you from china

 

Not all people who are talking Chinese are living on china

 

Same. Five star - Lima bintang

 

There are capital letters and small letters for Chinese number words. The quoted message presents small letters, while mine is capitalized:

Five - 伍
Stars - 星