Language name and locationː Huaulu, Maluku, Indonesia [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. esa |
21. hutu hua eha esa / futu hua eha esa |
2. hua |
22. hutu hua eha hua / futu hua eha hua |
3. tolu |
23. hutu hua eha tolu / futu hua eha tolu |
4. hate |
24. hutu hua eha hate / futu hua eha hate |
5. lima |
25. hutu hua eha lima / futu hua eha lima |
6. nome |
26. hutu hua eha nome /futu hua eha nome |
7. hitu |
27. hutu hua eha hitu / futu hua eha hitu |
8. walu |
28. hutu hua eha walu /futu hua eha walu |
9. siwa |
29. hutu hua eha siwa /futu hua eha siwa |
10. hutusa |
30. hutu tolu / futu tolu |
11. hutusa eha esa |
40. hutu hate / futu hate |
12. hutusa eha hua |
50. hutu lima /futu lima |
13. hutusa eha tolu |
60. hutu nome / futu nome |
14. hutusa eha hate |
70. hutu hitu / futu hitu |
15. hutusa eha lima |
80. hutu walu / futu walu |
16. hutusa eha nome |
90. hutu siwa / futu siwa |
17. hutusa eha hitu |
100. utuna |
18. hutusa eha walu |
200. utuni hua |
19. hutusa eha siwa |
1000. usati / usati esa |
20. hutu hua / futu hua |
2000. usati hua |
Linguist providing data and dateː Mr. Bob S. Clark, NTM, Asia-Pacific, November 26, 2013. 提供资料的语言学家: Mr. Bob S. Clark, 2013 年 11 月 26 日. |
Other comments: Huaulu has a decimal system. The word for ‘10’ hutusa, is a contraction of hutu and esa, or ‘one (unit of) ten.’ There are no loan words, though the word for ‘5’ is the same as the national language and a great deal of other Austronesian languages. Any occurrence of hutu can alternately be pronounced futu, with no change in meaning. I don’t have a phonetic chart to send you, but the phonetics in this language are quite straightforward. The only relevant phonetic fact for this data is that the letter written ‘f’ is actually pronounced as a ‘p fricative.’ As may be obvious, the word ‘eha’ is equivalent to ‘plus’ in English. Huaulu is an endangered language only spoken by approximately 300 speakers in 10 villages on north Seram island, Salemen bay, south end near Opin town, Maluku Tengah regency, Maluku province, Indonesia. |
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