Language name and locationː Cuiba, Colombia, Venezuela [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. këwa |
2. nakúeyatabe |
3. akoibi (noun)-be or akoibi xóyobe |
4. nakuéyatabe xoyobebe, or cuatro xóyobe |
5. cinco xóyobe |
6. used Spanish numbers from six on. |
Linguist providing data and dateː Ms. Isabel Kerr & Ms. Marie Berg , Summer Institute of Linguistics, Colombia, 1989, July 1, 2010. 提供资料的语言学家: Mr. Isabel Kerr & Ms. Marie Berg, 1989 年, 2010 年 7 月 1 日. |
Other comments: Cuiba or Wamonë-cuiba, Cuiva, Kuiva is spoken by approxiamtely 2,600 speakers in Arauca department: Cravo Norte municipality; Casanare department: Betania, El Merey, Esmeralda, Mochuelo, San José de Ariporo, and Santa María on Capanaparo river and tributaries; Vichada department: Meta river south bank, Colombia as well as Venezuela. Cuiba Wamonë-cuiba has a traditional counting system up to twenty by using hands and feet before, but now all numbers 6 and beyond are in Spanish. Note that the <ë > was formally written as <ae>; <k> formally was <c / qu>. The <ù> is a vowel position posterior, back high open and unrounded = IPA [ʊ]. |
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