Language name and locationː Wu Nai, Longhui, Hunan, China [Refer to Ethnologue]

语言名称和分布地区: 唔奈语 (Hm Nai), 中国湖南省隆回县和广西壮族自治区

1. i³⁵

21.  ȵa²¹ kʰu³¹ ie²¹³

2. ua³⁵

22.  ȵa²¹ kʰu³¹ ua³⁵

3. po³⁵

23.  ȵa²¹ kʰu³¹ po³⁵

4. tsi³⁵

24.  ȵa²¹ kʰu³¹ tsi³⁵

5. pia³⁵

25.  ȵa²¹ kʰu³¹ pia³⁵

6. tju⁵⁵

26.  ȵa²¹ kʰu³¹ tju⁵⁵

7. tɕa²¹

27.  ȵa²¹ kʰu³¹ tɕa²¹

8. ɕi³¹

28.  ȵa²¹ kʰu³¹ ɕi³¹

9. ko³³

29.  ȵa²¹ kʰu³¹ ko³³

10. kʰu³¹

30.  po³⁵ kʰu³¹

11. kʰu³¹ ie²¹³

40.  tsi³⁵ kʰu³¹

12. kʰu³¹ ua³⁵

50.  pia³⁵ kʰu³¹

13. kʰu³¹ po³⁵

60.  tju⁵⁵ kʰu³¹

14. kʰu³¹ tsi³⁵

70.  tɕa²¹ kʰu³¹

15. kʰu³¹ pia³⁵

80.  ɕi³¹ kʰu³¹

16. kʰu³¹ tju⁵⁵

90.  ko³³ kʰu³¹

17. kʰu³¹ tɕa²¹

100.  i³⁵ pe⁵⁵  <Chinese

18  kʰu³¹ ɕi³¹

200. ua³⁵pe⁵⁵

19. kʰu³¹ ko³³

1000. i³⁵ ɕe⁵⁵ <Chinese

20. ȵa²¹ kʰu^{31  *}

2000. ua³⁵ɕe⁵⁵

Linguist providing data and dateː Prof. Chen Qiguang, Minzu University of China, Beijing, China, November 24, 1993。

提供资料的语言学家: 陈其光教授（北京中央民族大学 ), 1993 年 11 月24 日.

Other comments: Wu Nai has a decimal system. Note that the phonetic symbol [ȵ] is called "alveolo-palatal nasal" by Chinese linguists, this symbol is not recognized by the IPA. The approximate value is equal to IPA [ɲ]. The data were taken from Mao'ao village, Longhui County, Hunan. Wu Nai: (ISO 639: bwn). Alternate Names: Hm Nai, Ngnai, Punu, Wunai. Wu Nai is spoken by approximately 20,000 speakers in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region: small area; Hunan province: Chengbu, Chenxi, Dongkou, Longhui, Tongdao, Xinning, and Xupu counties, China.