Language name and locationː Gebe, North Maluku, Indonesia [Refer to Ethnologue]
语言名称和分布地区: 格贝语, 印尼东部北马鲁古省中哈马黑拉附近岛屿

1. pisa

21.  afalu re pisa

2. pilu

22.  afalu re pilu

3. pitol

23.  afalu re pitol

4. pifat

24.  afalu re pifat

5. pilim

25.  afalu re pilim

6. piwonom

26.  afalu re piwonom

7. pifit

27.  afalu re pifit

8. piwal

28.  afalu re piwal

9. pisiw 

29.  afalu re pisiw

10. wot͡ʃa 

30.  afatol

11. wot͡ʃa re pisa

40.  affat

12. wot͡ʃa re pilu

50.  afalim

13. wot͡ʃa re pitol

60.  afawonom

14. wot͡ʃa re pifat

70.  affit

15. wot͡ʃa re pilim

80.  afawai

16. wot͡ʃa re piwonom

90.  afasiw

17. wot͡ʃa re pifit

100. utinsa

18. wot͡ʃa re piwal

200. utinlu

19. wot͡ʃa re pisiw

1000. t͡ʃalansa  

20. afalu 

2000. t͡ʃalanlu 

Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. David Kamholz, Department of Linguistics, University of California at Berkeley, USA. February 17, 2015. Native speakerː Mr. Kalu Mata
提供资料的语言学家: Dr. David Kamholz, 2015 年 2 月 17 日.

Other comments: Gebe has a decimal counting system similar to that of Buli and Weda.

Note that the traditional symbol 'c' as in ten ''woca'' and thousand ''calansa'' used in Indonesian linguistics, is a voiceless palatal affricate, IPA [t͡ʃ]. Gebe is spoken by about

2,600 speakers in some villages in Gag, Gebe, and Yoi’umiya islands, North Maluku province, and Halmahera island, Indonesia.