Language name and locationː Sanchong Gelao, Guangxi, China [Refer to Ethnologue]
语言名称和分布地区: 三冲仡佬语 (哈给方言 Hagei), 广西壮族自治区隆林县三冲村

1. ʂɿ⁴³

21.  ʂa⁴⁵ pie⁴³ ʂɿ⁴³

2. ʂa⁴⁵

22.  ʂa⁴⁵ pie⁴³ ʂa⁴⁵

3. tau⁴⁵

23.  ʂa⁴⁵ pie⁴³ tau⁴⁵

4. pu⁴⁵

24.  ʂa⁴⁵ pie⁴³ pu⁴⁵

5. mei²¹

25.  ʂa⁴⁵ pie⁴³ mei²¹

6. ȵaŋ²¹

26.  ʂa⁴⁵ pie⁴³ ȵaŋ²¹

7. tʂau⁴⁵

27.  ʂa⁴⁵ pie⁴³ tʂau⁴⁵

8. ʑau²¹

28.  ʂa⁴⁵ pie⁴³ ʑau²¹

9.  ʂo⁴³

29.  ʂa⁴⁵ pie⁴³ ʂo⁴³

10. sɿ⁴³ pie⁴³

30.  tau⁴⁵ pie⁴³

11. sɿ⁴³ pie⁴³ ʂɿ⁴³

40.  pu⁴⁵ pie⁴³ 

12. sɿ⁴³ pie⁴³ ʂa⁴⁵

50.  mei²¹ pie⁴³ 

13. sɿ⁴³ pie⁴³ tau⁴⁵

60.  ȵaŋ²¹ pie⁴³

14. sɿ⁴³ pie⁴³ pu⁴⁵

70.  tʂau⁴⁵ pie⁴³

15. sɿ⁴³ pie⁴³ mei²¹

80.  ʑau²¹ pie⁴³

16. sɿ⁴³ pie⁴³ ȵaŋ²¹

90.  ʂo⁴³ pie⁴³ 

17. sɿ⁴³ pie⁴³ tʂau⁴⁵

100. ʂɿ⁴³ tɕie⁴³ 

18. sɿ⁴³ pie⁴³ ʑau²¹

200. ʂa⁴⁵ tɕie⁴³ 

19. sɿ⁴³ pie⁴³ ʂo⁴³

1000. ʂɿ⁴³ kie⁴³ 

20. ʂa⁴⁵ pie⁴³  

2000. ʂa⁴⁵ kie⁴³   

Linguist providing data and dateː Prof. Long Yaohong, Guizhou Institute for Nationalities, Guiyang, Guizhou, China, July 4, 1993.
提供资料的语言学家: 龙耀宏教授（贵州民族学院), 1993 年 7 月 4 日.

Other comments: Hagei (Hakei) has a decimal system. Hagei (Hakei) is not mutually intelligible with other Gelao languages. There are only about 300 speakers left.

Ostapirat (2000), Edmondson (2008) proposed three major subdivisions for Gelao, with a total of 17 varieties. The Central and Southwestern branches shares various phonological innovations, suggesting an initial split with the Northern branch. Some varieties cited are also from Jerold A. Edmondson (2008).  Edmondson also proposes that Red Gelao of the China-Vietnam border may in fact constitute a separate primary branch of Gelao. Central Gelao: Wanzi 弯子寨, Anshun 安顺, Guizhou (also spoken in Heizhai 黑寨), Dagouchang 大狗场, Huolong 活龙乡, Pingba 平坝, Guizhou, Xinzhai 新寨, Baiyan 白岩乡, Puding 普定, Guizhou (also spoken in Wozi 窝子), Sanchong (三冲村), Longlin (隆林县), Guangxi.