Language name and locationː Kala,
Morobe, Papua New Guinea
[Refer to
Ethnologue] |
1. ˈnuã; tumeme |
21. ˈtambu ˈnuã ma ˈaŋa ˈnuã |
2. ˈɾua |
22. ˈtambu ˈnuã ma ˈaŋa ˈɾua |
3. taˈɾawa |
23. ˈtambu ˈnuã ma ˈaŋa taˈɾawa |
4. ŋa |
24. ˈtambu ˈnuã ma ˈaŋa ŋa |
5. ˈɾita |
25. ˈtambu ˈnuã ma ˈaŋa ˈɾita |
6. ˈɾita ma ˈaŋa ˈnuã |
26. ˈtambu ˈnuã ma ˈaŋa ˈɾita ma ˈaŋa ˈnuã |
7. 'ɾita ma 'aŋa 'ɾua |
27. ˈtambu ˈnuã ma ˈaŋa ˈɾita ma ˈaŋa ˈɾua |
8. ˈɾita ma ˈaŋa taˈɾawa |
28. ˈtambu ˈnuã ma ˈaŋa ˈɾita ma ˈaŋa taˈɾawa |
9. ˈɾita ma ˈaŋa ŋa |
29. ˈtambu ˈnuã ma ˈaŋa ˈɾitaa ma ˈaŋa ŋa |
10. ˈtaume |
30. ˈtambu ˈnuã ma ˈaŋa ˈtaume |
11. ˈtaume ma ˈaŋa ˈnuã |
40. ˈtambu ˈɾua |
12. ˈtaume ma ˈaŋa ˈɾua |
50. ˈtambu ˈɾua ma ˈaŋa ˈtaume |
13. ˈtaume ma ˈaŋa taˈɾawa |
60. ˈtambu taˈɾawa |
14. ˈtaume ma ˈaŋa ŋa |
70. ˈtambu taˈɾawa ma ˈaŋa ˈtaume |
15. ˈtaume ma ˈaŋa ˈɾita |
80. ˈtambu ŋa |
16. ˈtaume ma ˈaŋa ˈɾita ma aŋa ˈnuã |
90. ˈtambu ŋa ma ˈaŋa ˈtaume |
17. ˈtaume ma ˈaŋa ˈɾita ma aŋa ˈɾua |
100. ˈtambu ˈɾita |
18. ˈtaume ma ˈaŋa ˈɾita ma aŋa taˈɾawa |
200. tambu ˈtaume |
19. ˈtaume ma ˈaŋa ˈɾita ma aŋa ŋa |
1000. use Tok Pisin |
20. ˈtambu ˈnuã |
2000. use Tok Pisin |
Linguist
providing data and dateː Dr. Margaret Ransdell-Green, Department of
Linguistics, University of Hawaii at Manoa, Hawaii, USA, July |
Other comments:
Kala or Kela has a quinary /vigesimal of counting system.
Thousands Kala Phonemic
Inventory:
Oral Vowels: i, e, a, u, o; Nasalized Vowels: ĩ, ẽ, ã, ũ, õ
Kala is spoken by about 2,200 people in several villages along the south coast of the Huon Gulf between Salamaua Peninsula and the Paiawa River, Morobe Province, Papua New Guinea. |
Language name and locationː Kala,
Papua New Guinea
[Refer to
Ethnologue] |
1. tunome / taumuna |
2. lua / rua |
3. tarawa |
4. nɡa / ŋai |
5. lita (< lima ta ? =hand one ?) |
6. lita manɡo nua (litː '' 5+1'') |
7. lita manɡo lua (litː '' 5+2'') |
8. lita manɡo tarawa (litː '' 5+3'') |
9. lita manɡo nɡa (litː '' 5+4'') |
10. taomo / taumen |
Linguist providing
data and dateː Dr. Geoffrey P. Smith, The University of Technology, Lae,
Papua New
Guinea, December 12, 1988. |
Other comments: Kela or Kala has 5, 20 counting system with hands. New data needed to compare with the old one. |
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