Language name and locationː Wu (Shanghai), (Shanghai, China [Refer to Ethnologue]

语言名称和分布地区: 吴语上海话, 吴语太湖片上海市区的方言。

1. iɪʔ⁷

21.  ȵie̞⁶ iɪʔ⁷/ ȵe̞⁶ iɪʔ⁷

2. liã⁶

22.  ȵie̞⁶ ȵi⁶  / liap⁵³ ȵi⁶

3. se̞¹

23.  ȵie̞⁶ se̞¹

4. sɿ⁵

24.  ȵie̞⁶ sɿ⁵

5. ŋ⁶

25.  ȵie̞⁶  ŋ⁶

6. loʔ⁸

26.  ȵie̞⁶ loʔ⁸

7. tsʰiɪ⁷

27.  ȵie̞⁶ tsʰiɪ⁷

8. pa̞ʔ⁷

28.  ȵie̞⁶ pa̞ʔ⁷

9. tɕiɤ⁵

29.  ȵie̞⁶ tɕiɤ⁵

10. zəʔ⁸

30.  se̞¹ səʔ⁷

11. zəʔ⁸ iɪʔ⁷

40.  sɿ⁵ səʔ⁷

12. zəʔ⁸ ȵi⁶

50.  ŋ⁶ səʔ⁷

13. zəʔ⁸ se̞¹

60.  loʔ⁸ səʔ⁷

14. zəʔ⁸ sɿ⁵

70.  tsʰiɪ⁷ səʔ⁷

15. zəʔ⁸  ŋ⁶

80.  pa̞ʔ⁷ səʔ⁷

16. zəʔ⁸ loʔ⁸

90.  tɕiɤ⁵ səʔ⁷

17. zəʔ⁸ tsʰiɪ⁷

100. iɪʔ⁷ pa̞ʔ⁷

18. zəʔ⁸ pa̞ʔ⁷

200. liã⁶ pa̞ʔ⁷

19. zəʔ⁸ tɕiɤ⁵

1000. iɪʔ⁷ tɕʰi¹

20. ȵie̞⁶ / ȵe̞⁶

2000. liã⁶ tɕʰi¹

Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Tao Huan, Fudan University, Shanghai, China, February 19, 2006

提供资料的语言学家: 陶寰博士 (上海复旦大学), 2006 年 2 月 19 日.

Other comments: Shanghainese, also known as the Shanghai language, Shanghai dialect, or Hu language, is a Wu Chinese language spoken in the central districts of the City of Shanghai and its surrounding areas. It is classified as part of the Sino-Tibetan language family. Shanghainese, like the rest of the Wu language group, is mutually unintelligible with other varieties of Chinese, such as Mandarin.

In Shanghainese, the numerals 'one' and 'two' have two forms respectively, they are used in different positions. Also, the numeral 'ten' changed in

the decades, 30 to 90.