Language name and locationː Mag-Indi Ayta, Philippines [Refer toː Ethnologue]
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1. ɡi'saʔ |
21. luwam'puʔ buy ɡi'saʔ |
2. lu'waʔ |
22. luwam'puʔ buy lu'waʔ |
3. tat'luʔ |
23. luwam'puʔ buy tat'luʔ |
4. a'pat |
24. luwam'puʔ buy a'pat |
5. li'maʔ |
25. luwam'puʔ buy li'maʔ |
6. a'nɨm |
26. luwam'puʔ buy a'nɨm |
7. pi'tuʔ |
27. luwam'puʔ buy pi'tuʔ |
8. wa'luʔ |
28. luwam'puʔ buy wa'luʔ |
9. si'yam |
29. luwam'puʔ buy si'yam |
10. ma'puʔ |
30. tatlum'puʔ |
11. labinɡi'saʔ |
40. apata'puʔ |
12. labinlu'wuʔ |
50. limam'puʔ |
13. labintat'luʔ |
60. anɨma'puʔ |
14. labinʔa'pat |
70. pitum'puʔ |
15. labinli'maʔ |
80. walum'puʔ |
16. labin?a'nɨm |
90. siyama'puʔ |
17. labinpi'tuʔ |
100. ɡisay ɡa'tus |
18. labinwa'luʔ' |
200. luway 'ɡa'tus |
19. labinsi'yam |
1000. ɡisay li'buʔ |
20. luwam'puʔ |
2000. luway li'buʔ |
Linguist providing data and dateː Mr. Roger Stone, SIL International, Philippines, Native informant: Mrs. Evelyn Serrano, April 1, 2006, February 6, 2015. 提供资料的语言学家: Mr. Roger Stone, 2006 年 4 月 1 日. |
Other comments: Mag-Indi has a decimal system. Mag-Indi Ayta is a Sambalic language with around 5,000 speakers. It is spoken within Philippine Aeta communities in San Marcelino, Zambales, and in the Pampango municipalities of Floridablanca. |
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