Language name and locationː Nu Mhou, Guinzhou, China [Refer to Ethnologue]

语言名称和分布地区: 努茂瑶语, 中国贵州省黔南布依-苗族自治州荔波县瑶麓乡和佳荣乡白裤瑶族的语言 (nu22 m̥ou11) - 约1200人

1. tɕy³³

21.  ȵoŋ⁴³ i³³

2. yi³³

22.  ȵoŋ⁴³ yi³³

3. pa³³

23.  ȵoŋ⁴³ pa³³

4. tləu³³

24.  ȵoŋ⁴³ tləu³³

5. pja³³

25.  ȵoŋ⁴³ pja³³

6. tjɤ⁴⁴

26.  ȵoŋ⁴³ tjɤ⁴⁴

7. ɕoŋ³¹

27.  ȵoŋ⁴³ ɕoŋ³¹

8. ja³²

28.  ȵoŋ⁴³ ja³²

9. tɕɤ⁵⁵

29.  ȵoŋ⁴³ tɕɤ⁵⁵

10. tɕɤ³²

30.  pa³³ tɕɤ³²

11. tɕɤ³² i³³

40.  tləu³³ tɕɤ³²

12. tɕɤ³² yi³³

50.  pja³³ tɕɤ³²

13. tɕɤ³² pa³³

60.  tjɤ⁴⁴ tɕɤ³²

14. tɕɤ³² tləu³³

70.  ɕoŋ³¹ tɕɤ³²

15. tɕɤ³² pja³³

80.  ja³² tɕɤ³²

16. tɕɤ³² tjɤ⁴⁴

90.  tɕɤ⁵⁵ tɕɤ³²

17. tɕɤ³² ɕoŋ³¹

100.  i³³ pai⁴⁴ < Chinese

18. tɕɤ³² ja³²

200. yi³³ pai⁴⁴

19. tɕɤ³² tɕɤ⁵⁵

1000. i³³ sai³³ < Chinese

20. ȵoŋ⁴³ tɕɤ³²

2000. yi³³ sai³³

Linguist providing data and dateː Profs. Pan Chengqian, Deng Fanggui and Meng Chaoji, Minzu University of China, Beijing, China, July 28, 1993.

提供资料的语言学家: 盘承乾教授、邓方贵教授、蒙朝吉教授（北京中央民族大学), 1993 年 7 月28 日.

Other comments: Nu Mhou they still have their traditional numeral system. The Nu Mhou is spoken in Libo county of Qiannan Buyi-Miao Autonomous Prefecture in Guizhou Province in Southwest China by about 1,200 speakers.

Bu-Nao Bunu (ISO 639: bwx). Alternate Names: Bu-Nao Bunu, Bunao, Bunu, Po-Nau, Pu Nu, Punu, is spoken by approximately 400,000 speakers in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region: 22 counties, Bama, Bose, Dahua, Debao, Donglan, Du’an, Fengshan, Hechi, Laibin, Leye, Lingyun, Long’an, Luocheng, Mashan, Nandan, Pingguo, Shanglin, Tiandeng, Tiandong, Tianlin, Tianyang, and Xincheng; Guizhou province: Libo county; Hunan province: near Guangxi border; Yunnan province: Funing county. Dialects: Dongnu (Punu, Tung Nu), Nunu, Bunuo (Pu No), Baonao (Baonuo, Nao Khalo, Nao Klao, Naogelao, Nau Klau, Pounou), Numao (Hong Yao, Nu Mhou), Nodo. The dialects listed may be at least 5 languages (Strecker 1987), communication is difficult (McConnell 1995).