Language name and locationː Alekano, Papua New Guinea [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. hamoʔ |
2. lositaʔ ~ losi |
3. losive makole (litː ''it is one, it is another'') |
4. losive losive (litː ''it is two, it is two'') |
5. liɡizani luɡaloke asuʔ iɡo (litː ''fingers on (one) side being gone'') |
6. liɡizani luɡaloke asuʔ oake luɡaloka hamoʔ oliʔo molaɡo (litː ''fingers on one side being gone, on (other) side one having jumped over'') |
7. liɡizani luɡaloke asuʔ oake luɡaloka losi oliʔo molaɡo (litː ''fingers on one side being gone, on (other) side two having jumped over'') |
8. liɡizani luɡaloke asuʔ oake luɡaloka losive oliʔo molaɡo (litː ''fingers on one side being gone, on (other) side three having jumped over'') |
9. liɡizani luɡaloke asuʔ oake luɡaloka losive losive oliʔo molaɡo (litː ''fingers on one side being gone, on (other) side four having jumped over'') |
10. liɡizani luɡu luɡu asuʔ iɡo (litː ''fingers on (both) sides being gone'') |
11 liɡizani luɡu luɡu asuʔ oake liɡisa luɡuloka hamoʔ oliʔo molaɡo (litː ''fingers on both sides being gone, toes on (one) side having jumped over'') |
12 to 19 are in the same pattern as 11. |
20. liɡisa liɡizani asuʔ iɡo (litː ''our toes, our fingers being gone'') |
Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Ellis W. Deibler, Jr.,
提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Ellis W. Deibler, Jr., 2009 年 7 月 11 日. |
Other comments: Alekano is spoken by approximately 40,000 speakers in Goroka district, Eastern Highlands province, Papua New Guinea. Alekano has a tally system with two words for numbers and traditionally they can count up to 20 using fingers and toes. |
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