Language name and locationː Gudu, Adamawa state, Nigeria [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. zə́ŋ |
21. pobœmbi zə́ŋ |
2. bœ̀k |
22. pobœmbi bœ̀k |
3. māːkə́n |
23. pobœmbi māːkə́n |
4. fwád |
24. pobœmbi fwád |
5. tùf |
25. pobœmbi tùf |
6. kwǎ |
26. pobœmbi kwǎ |
7. mīskàtā |
27. pobœmbi mīskàtā |
8. fɔ̄rfwād ( 2 x 4 ) |
28. pobœmbi fɔ̄rfwād |
9. žīɛ́tə́pə̀n |
29. pobœmbi žīɛ́tə́pə̀n |
10. pú |
30. pò mákə́n |
11. pú mbí zə́ŋ |
40. pò fwád |
12. pú mbí bœ̀k |
50. pò túf |
13. pú mbí máːkə́n |
60. pò kwá |
14. pú mbí fwád |
70. pò mīskátá |
15. pú mbí tùf |
80. pò fɔ́rfwád |
16. pú mbí kwǎ |
90. pò žīɛ̌tə́pə́n |
17. pú mbí mīskàtā |
100. árù |
18. pú mbí fɔ́rfwád |
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19. pú mbí žīɛ̌tə́pə́n |
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20. pô bœ̀k |
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Linguist providing data and dateː Prof. Charles H. Kraft,
提供资料的语言学家: Prof. Charles H. Kraft, 2007 年 7 月 18 日. |
Other comments: Gudu has a decimal system. Gudu (also known as Gudo, Gutu) is an Afro-Asiatic language spoken by approximately 5,000 speakers in Adamawa state of Northeast Nigeria. |
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