Language name and locationː
Ruyuan Mien, Guangdong, China
[Refer
to
Ethnologue] |
1. iet2 |
21. ɲiʔ2 tsiep31 iet2 |
2. i33 |
22. ɲiʔ2 tsiep31 ɲiʔ2 |
3. pu33 |
23. ɲiʔ2 tsiep31 fam33 |
4. piei33 |
24. ɲiʔ2 tsiep31 fei21 |
5. pja33 |
25. ɲiʔ2 tsiep31 m̩35 |
6. cuʔ5 |
26. ɲiʔ2 tsiep31 luʔ31 |
7. siʔ2 |
27. ɲiʔ2 tsiep31 siʔ2 |
8. hiet31 |
28. ɲiʔ2 tsiep31 pəʔ5 |
9. du31 |
29. ɲiʔ2 tsiep31 cu53 |
10. tsiep31 |
30. fam33 tsiep31 |
11. tsiep31 iet2 < Chinese |
40. fei21 tsiep31 |
12. tsiep31 ɲiʔ2 |
50. m̩35 tsiep31 |
13. tsiep31 fam33 |
60. luʔ31 tsiep31 |
14. tsiep31 fei21 |
70. siʔ2 tsiep31 |
15. tsiep31 m̩35 |
80. pəʔ5 tsiep31 |
16. tsiep31 luʔ31 |
90. cu53 tsiep31 |
17. tsiep31 siʔ2 |
100. iet2 pæʔ5 < Chinese |
18 tsiep31 pəʔ5 |
200. i33 pæʔ5, 500. m̩35 pæʔ5 |
19. tsiep31 cu53 |
1000. iet2 tsʰin33 < Chinese |
20. ɲiʔ2 tsiep31 |
2000. i33 tsʰin33, 4000. fei21 tsʰin33 |
Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Liu Hongyong, Ph.D. in
Linguistics, School of Foreign Studies, South China Normal
University, Guangdong, China. December 3, 2012. |
Other comments: Ruyuan
Mien or Iu Mien has a decimal system.
There are two sets of cardinal numerals in Ruyuan Mien: the first
set has etymological affiliation with other Miao-Yao languages, the
second set is borrowed from Chinese varieties.
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Language
name and locationː
Iu Mien, Guangxi, China, Thailand
[Refer to
Ethnologue] |
1. jet12 |
21. ȵi13 tsjop12 jet12 |
2. i33 |
22. ȵi13 tsjop12 ȵei13 |
3. pwo33 |
23. ȵi13 tsjop12 faːm33 |
4. pjei33 |
24. ȵi13 tsjop12 fei24 |
5. pia33 |
25. ȵi13 tsjop12 ŋ̥ŋ231 |
6. tɕu55 |
26. ȵi13 tsjop12 lwo12 |
7. sje13 |
27. ȵi13 tsjop12 tsʰet55 |
8. ɕet12 |
28. ȵi13 tsjop12 pet55 |
9. dwo31 |
29. ȵi13 tsjop12 tɕwo52 |
10. tsjop12 < Chinese |
30. fa31 tsjop12 < Chinese |
11. tsjop12 jet12 < Chinese |
40. fei24 tsjop12 < Chinese |
12. tsjop12 ȵei13 < Chinese |
50. ŋ̥ŋ231 tsjop12 < Chinese |
13. tsjop12 faːm33 < Chinese |
60. lwo12 tsjop12 < Chinese |
14. tsjop12 fei24 < Chinese |
70. tsʰet55 tsjop12 < Chinese |
15. tsjop12 ŋ̥ŋ231 < Chinese |
80. pet55 tsjop12 < Chinese |
16. tsjop12 lwo12 < Chinese |
90. tɕwo52 tsjop12 < Chinese |
17. tsjop12 tsʰet55 < Chinese |
100. jet12 pɛ55 < Chinese |
18. tsjop12 pet55 < Chinese |
200. ȵi13 pɛ55 < Chinese |
19. tsjop12 tɕwo52 < Chinese |
1000. jet12 tsʰin33 < Chinese |
20. ȵi13 tsjop12 < Chinese |
2000. ȵi13 tsʰin33 < Chinese |
Linguist
providing data and dateː
Prof. Mao Zongwu,
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Other comments: Iu Min has a decimal system. Iu Min only retained traditional numerals from one to nine, after nine they use numerals from Chinese variety (Yue or Pinghua) with phonetically modifications. Iu Min is spoken by approximately 800,000 speakers in Ruyuan county, Guangdong province, Dayao mountains, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, Libo, and Rongjiang counties, Guizhou province, Hunan, Jiangxi, and Yunnan provinces, China, as well as Laos, Thailand and Vietnam. |
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