Language name and locationː Barok, Papua New Guinea [Refer to Ethnologue]
语言名称和分布地区: 巴罗克语, 巴布亚新几内亚之新爱尔兰岛

1. oŋ

21.  ni ne saŋaun ma oŋ

2. ninoŋ / ni

22.  ni ne saŋaun ma ninoŋ

3. narun

23.  ni ne saŋaun ma narun

4. nit

24.  ni ne saŋaun ma nit

5. pitno

25.  ni ne saŋaun ma pitno

6. pitno ma oŋ       ( 5 + 1 )

26.  ni ne saŋaun ma pitno ma oŋ

7. pitno ma ninoŋ  ( 5 + 2 )

27.  ni ne saŋaun ma pitno ma ninoŋ

8. pitno ma narun  ( 5 + 3 )

28.  ni ne saŋaun ma pitno ma narun

9. pitno ma nit       ( 5 + 4 )

29.  ni ne saŋaun ma pitno ma nit

10. saŋaun

30.  narun ne saŋaun

11. saŋaun ma oŋ

40.  nit ne saŋaun

12. saŋaun ma ninoŋ

50.  pitno ne saŋaun

13. saŋaun ma narun

60.  pitno ma oŋ ne saŋaun

14. saŋaun ma nit

70.  pitno ma ninoŋ ne saŋaun

15. saŋaun ma pitno

80.  pitno ma narun ne saŋaun

16. saŋaun ma pitno ma oŋ

90.  pitno ma nit ne saŋaun

17. saŋaun ma pitno ma ninoŋ

100. oŋ a mar (<Tolai )

18. saŋaun ma pitno ma narun

200. ninoŋ ne mar

19. saŋaun ma pitno ma nit

1000. oŋ a arip (< Tolai )

20. ni ne saŋaun

2000. ninoŋ ne arip

Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Du Jingyi, Department of Linguistics, La Trobe University, Australia. 11 May, 2007
提供资料的语言学家: 杜静一博士, 2008 年 10 月 6 日

Other comments: Barok has a quinary-decimal. Numbers hundreds and thousands are loanwords from the Tolai language. Barok is spoken by about, 2,700 speakers in villages in south central, east and west coasts of New Ireland province, Papua New Guinea.