 Betawi has large amounts of Hokkien Chinese, Arabic, Portuguese, and Dutch loanwords.It replaced the earlier Portuguese creole of Batavia, Mardijker.The first-person pronoun "gua" (I or me) and second-person pronoun "lu" (you) and numerals such as "cepek" (a hundred), "gopek" (five hundred), and "seceng" (a thousand) are from Hokkien, whereas the words "ane" (I or me) and "ente" (you) are derived from Arabic.