Language name and locationː Chipaya, Oruro, Bolivia [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. sintalla, maya / uno ( Armaya / Spanish ) |
2. piśk, paya / dos |
3. tschep, kimsa / tres |
4. paj kpik, pusi / cuatro |
5. panoqu, phisqa / cinco |
6. paqchuy, suxta / seis |
7. thoqo, paqallqu / siete |
8. qonqo, kimsaqallqu / ocho |
9. śanqaw, llatunka / nueve |
10. tunca, tunka / diez |
Linguist providing data and dateː Dr Sabine
Dedenbach-Salazar, Senior
Lecturer in Latin American and Amerindian Studies,
University of Stirling, Scotland, UK.
November 30 提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Sabine Dedenbach-Salazar. 2008 年 11 月 30 日. |
Other comments: Chipaya or Puquina is spoken by approximately 1,800 speakers out of 2,100 ethnic population in Oruro department: Atahuallpa province, Bolivia. Chipaya as a language is fully functional, but the numbers over 4 have been replaced by the Aymara words in daily usage (DOBES project team); however, efforts are being made by the Chipayas themselves to introduce a complete system of Uru-Chipaya numbers (Chipaya Cartilla), based on Uru usage. Note that the data were in Phonetic transcription ( Americanist )ː [ll], palatal lateral=IPA [ɭ], [ś], pre-palatal fricative, [ts], alveolar affricative=IPA [ts], [ch], voiceless palatal affricative=IPA [tʃ]. [j], voiced palatal affricative=IPA [dʒ], [th], aspirated alveolar stop=IPA [tʰ], [q], voiceless post-velar stop= IPA [q], [y], semi-consonant=IPA [j] All other symbols are probably identical to their IPA equivalents. |
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