Language name and locationː Nu Nu, Guangxi, China [Refer to Ethnologue ] |
1. i53 |
21. ȵɔŋ33 i53 |
2. əu53 |
22. ȵɔŋ33 əu53 |
3. pe53 |
23. ȵɔŋ33 pe53 |
4. tɕa53 |
24. ȵɔŋ33 tɕa53 |
5. pɤ53 |
25. ȵɔŋ33 pɤ53 |
6. tɕu23 |
26. ȵɔŋ33 tɕu23 |
7. ʂɔŋ22 |
27. ȵɔŋ33 ʂɔŋ22 |
8. jo22 |
28. ȵɔŋ33 jo22 |
9. tɕu32 |
29. ȵɔŋ33 tɕu32 |
10.tɕu22 |
30. pe53 tɕu22 |
11.tɕu22 i53 |
40. tɕa53 tɕu22 |
12.tɕu22 əu53 |
50. pɤ53 tɕu22 |
13.tɕu22 pe53 |
60. tɕu23 tɕu22 |
14.tɕu22 tɕa53 |
70. ʂɔŋ22 tɕu22 |
15.tɕu22 pɤ53 |
80. jo22 tɕu22 |
16.tɕu22 tɕu23 |
90. tɕu32 tɕu22 |
17.tɕu22 ʂɔŋ22 |
100. i53 pei23 < Chinese |
18 tɕu22 jo22 |
200. əu53 pei23 |
19.tɕu22 tɕu32 |
1000. i53 ʂin53 < Chinese |
20.ȵɔŋ33 tɕu22 |
2000. əu53 ʂin53 |
Linguist
providing data and dateː
Profs. Pan Chengqian, Deng Fanggui and Meng |
Other comments: Nunu has a decimal system. Nunu they still preserve their traditional numeral system. The Nunu is spoken in Ningyun and nearby counties in Western Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region by about 30,000 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). |
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