Language name and locationː Innu, Quebec province, Canada [Refer to Ethnologue]

语言名称和分布地区: 因努语 (蒙塔格奈语 Montagnais), 加拿大魁北克省及附近省份

1. pejkw

21.  niʃʊnu æʃu pejkw

2. niʃ

22.  niʃʊnu æʃu niʃ

3. nɪʃt

23.  niʃʊnu æʃu nɪʃt

4. nɛw

24.  niʃʊnu æʃu nɛw

5. pətɛtət

25.  niʃʊnu æʃu pətɛtət

6. kʊtwɔs

26.  niʃʊnu æʃu kʊtwɔs

7. niʃwɔs 

27.  niʃʊnu æʃu niʃwɔs 

8. nɪʃwos 

28.  niʃʊnu æʃu nɪʃwos

9. pejkʊstew

29.  niʃʊnu æʃu pejkʊstew

10. pejkʊnu or kʊtʊnu

30.  nɪstʊnu

11. pejkʊnu æʃu pejkw

40.  nɛwnu

12. pejkʊnu æʃu niʃ

50.  pətɛʃtətnu

13. pejkʊnu æʃu nɪʃt

60.  kʊtwɔstətnu  

14. pejkʊnu æʃu nɛw

70.  niʃwɔstətnu

15. pejkʊnu æʃu pətɛtət

80.  nɪʃwostətnu

16. pejkʊnu æʃu kʊtwɔs

90.  pejkʊstewtətnu

17. pejkʊnu æʃu niʃwɔs 

100. pejkʊmətæʃəmtənu

18. pejkʊnu æʃu nɪʃwos

200. niʃʊmətæʃəmtənu

19. pejkʊnu æʃu pejkʊstew

1000. pejkʊtʃemətæʃəmtənu

20. niʃʊnu

2000. niʃʊtʃemətæʃəmtənu

Linguist providing data and dateː Prof. Marguerite Mackenzie through Prof. Sandra Clarke, Department of Linguistics, Memorial University. Canada,  November 9, 2008.

提供资料的语言学家: Prof. Marguerite Mackenzie, 2008 年 11 月 9 日

Other comments: Innu or Montagnais, Montagnais Innu is spoken by approximately

9,000 speakers in Newfoundland and Labrador, and Quebec provinces; Lake Saint John east along Saguenay Valley to north shore Saint Lawrence River, Gulf of Saint Lawrence east to St. Augustin, north to height of land at Schefferville and inland Labrador, Goose Bay and Lake Melville, Canada. Innu or Montagnais has a decimal system similar to that of Naskapi. Note that the pronunciation for numbers for 7 niʃʷɔs and 8 nɪʃʷos  are very similar. and there are two words for 10 and that the second one (kUtUnu ) replaces the first (pejkUnu ) in creating the 20-90 series; note also that the final w in the numeral ‘one’ is a voiceless.

Montagnais Consonant Chart:

 The voiceless stops are voiced to [ b, d, ɡ, ɡʷ, j ] between vowels.