Language name and location: Mandarin Chinese, China [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. yī [ji55] |
21. èr shí yī |
2. èr [ɤ51] |
22. èr shí èr |
3. sān [san55] |
23. èr shí sān |
4. sì [si51] |
24. èr shí si |
5. wǔ [wu214] |
25. èr shí wǔ |
6. liù [liu51] |
26. èr shí liù |
7. qī [tɕʰi55] |
27. èr shí qī |
8. bā [pa55] |
28. èr shí bā |
9. jiǔ [tɕiu214] |
29. èr shí jiǔ |
10. shí [ʂi35] |
30. sān shí |
11. shí yī |
40. sì shí |
12. shí èr |
50. wǔ shí |
13. shí sān |
60. liù shí |
14. shí sì |
70. qī shí |
15. shí wǔ |
80. bā shí |
16. shí liù |
90. jiǔ shí |
17. shí qī |
100. yī bǎi [ji55pai214] |
18. shí bā |
200. liǎng bǎi [liaŋ214pai214] |
19. shí jiǔ |
1000. yī qiān [ji55 tɕʰian55] |
20. èr shí |
2000. liǎng qiān [liaŋ214 tɕʰian55] |
Other comments: Mandarin Chinese (Standard Mandarin/Putonghua) has a decimal system, the formation of compounds and tens is straight. Mandarin number 'two' has two forms: 'èr' is used in serial courting from 1 to 99, while 'liǎng' is used with hundred, thousand only. Mandarin has four tonesː the first tone or High tone is ɑ̄ ˥˥55, the second tone or Mid rising tone is ɑ́ ˧˥35, the third tone or Low dipping tone ɑ̌ ˧˨˥214 and the fourth tone or High falling tone is ɑ̀ ˥˩51. Standard Chinese (simplified Chinese: 普通话; traditional Chinese: 普通話; pinyin: pǔtōnghuà), in linguistics known as Standard Northern Mandarin, Standard Beijing Mandarin or simply Mandarin, is a dialect of Mandarin that emerged as the lingua franca among the speakers of various Mandarin and other varieties of Chinese (Hokkien, Cantonese and beyond). Standard Mandarin is designated as one of the major languages in the United Nations, mainland China, Singapore, and Taiwan. |
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