Language name and locationː Achagua, Casanare, Colombia [Refer to Ethnologue] |
1. áabai |
2. cháamai |
3. matáli / tres < Spanish |
4. cuátru, 5.síincu, 6. sáis, 7. siete, 8. ocho, 9.
nuébe, 10. diési use Spanish numerals completely. |
Linguist providing
data and dateː Mr. Edgar Buenaventure Vargas, August 21, 1995,
August 12, 2010. |
Other comments: Achagua or Ajagua, Xagua is an endangered language spoken by 250 speakers only out of approximately 980 ethnic population in Casanare department; Meta department: Upper Meta River, between Puerto López and Puerto Gaitán, El Turpial reservation, and Umapo community, Colombia. There are only three traditional numbers in Achagua. They used Spanish numerals completely. Note:
ch =
IPA / tʃ / Consonants:
Vowelsː
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