Language name and locationː Central Berawan, Malaysia [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. at͡ʃih |
21. ləbih pulɔ at͡ʃih |
2. ləbih |
22. ləbih pulɔ ləbih |
3. təlɔ |
23. ləbih pulɔ təlɔ |
4. paːʔ |
24. ləbih pulɔ paːʔ |
5. dimah |
25. ləbih pulɔ dimah |
6. nəm |
26. ləbih pulɔ nəm |
7. tusu |
27. ləbih pulɔ tusu |
8. mare |
28. ləbih pulɔ mare |
9. ɡələpe |
29. ləbih pulɔ ɡələpe |
10. pulɔ |
30. təlɔ pulɔ |
11. pulɔ at͡ʃih |
40. paːʔ pulɔ |
12. pulɔ ləbih |
50. dimah pulɔ |
13. pulɔ təlɔ |
60. nəm pulɔ |
14. pulɔ paːʔ |
70. tusu pulɔ |
15. pulɔ dimah |
80. maray pulɔ |
16. pulɔ nəm |
90. ɡələpe pulɔ |
17. pulɔ tusu |
100. t͡ʃey ɡitɔh |
18. pulɔ mare |
200. ləbih ɡitɔh |
19. pulɔ ɡələpe |
1000. t͡ʃey ɡikɔh |
20. ləbih pulɔ |
2000. ləbih ɡikɔh |
Linguist
providing data and dateː Mr. Denny Belawing Wan though Dr. Beatrice
Clayre.
Department of Linguistics,
University of Edinburg, UK.,
September 提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Beatrice Clayre, 1995 年 9 月 26 日 |
Other comments: Central Berawan or Long Berewan has a decimal numeral system. Note the traditional spelling [c] is a voiceless palatal affricate = IPA [t͡ʃ]; [j] is a voiced palatal affricate = IPA [d͡ʒ]. Central Berawan is spoken by about 1,500 speakers in Marudi district, Batu Belah (Tutoh river) and Long Teru (Tinjar river) villages in Sarawak. |
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