Language name and location: Bissa, Burkina Faso, Ghana, Togo [Ref. Ethnologue]
|
1. díí |
21. bʊ̀prá jaɴ díí |
2. píjà |
22. bʊ̀prá jaɴ píja |
3. kakʊ́ |
23. bʊ̀prá jaɴ kakʊ́ |
4. sɪ̀ |
24. bʊ̀prá jaɴ sɪ̀ |
5. sɔ́ɔ̀ |
25. bʊ̀prá jaɴ sɔ́ɔ̀ |
6. sòàtɪ (5+1) |
26. bʊ̀prá jaɴ sòàtɪ |
7. sáápra (5+2 ) |
27. bʊ̀prá jaɴ sáápra |
8. síɲe (2 x 4) ? * |
28. bʊ̀prá jaɴ síɲe |
9. nɛfʊ̀ (10 -1 ) ? * |
29. bʊ̀prá jaɴ nɛfʊ̀ |
10. bʊ̀ |
30. bʊ̀kərkʊ (linkerː kʷajaɴ ) |
11. bèrèdíɪ́ |
40. bɪsí |
12. bèrèpíja |
50. bʊ̀sɔ́rʊ |
13. bèrèkakʊ́ |
60. bʊ̀sòàtɪ |
14. bèrèsɪ̀ |
70. bʊ̀sáápra |
15. bèrèsɔ́ɔ̀ |
80. bʊ̀síɲe |
16. bèrèsòàtɪ |
90. bʊ̀nɛfʊ̀ |
17. bèrèsáápra |
100. sɔ́rɔ̀ |
18. bèrèsíɲe |
200. sɔ́rɔ̀pra |
19. bèrènɛfʊ̀ |
1000. tɪ́sɪ́ |
20. bʊ̀prá |
2000. tɪ́sɪ́pra |
Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Henning Schreiber,
Johann Wolfgang
Goethe-University Frankfurt am Main,
Germany, October 2, 提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Henning Schreiber, 2007 年 10 月 2 日. |
Other comments: Bissa has a decimal system with special construction for numbers 6 to 9. Number 8 is a bit problematic but it perhaps goes back to a reduplicated form of 4. Number 9 seems to be a language contact caused innovation of 10-1. Bissa or Bissa-Barka, Boussanse is spoken by approximately 1,000,000 speakers in Centre-Est region and Plateau-Central region, Burkina Faso, as well as Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana and Togo. The data was taken from Zigla Koulpele dialect in Burkina Faso. |
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