Language name and location: Kamang, Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia [Ref to Ethnologue]
语言名称和分布地区: 卡芒语 (沃伊斯卡语Woisika), 印尼东努沙登加拉省阿洛尔岛中部

1. nɔk

21.  kar ɔk wal nɔk

2. ʔɔk

22.  kar ɔk wal ɔk 

3. su

23.  kar ɔk wal su

4. bijat

24.  kar ɔk wal bijat

5. iwisiŋ

25.  kar ɔk wal iwisiŋ

6. iwisiŋ nɔk   (5+1)

26.  kar ɔk wal iwisiŋ nɔk

7. iwisiŋ ɔk     (5+2)

27.  kar ɔk wal iwisiŋ ɔk

8. iwisiŋ su     (5+3)

28.  kar ɔk wal iwisiŋ su

9. iwisiŋ bijat  (5+4)

29.  kar ɔk wal iwisiŋ bijat

10. atak nɔk

30.  kar su

11. atak wal nɔk 

40.  kar bijat

12. atak wal ɔk  

50.  kar iwisiŋ

13. atak wal su

60.  kar iwisiŋ nɔk

14. atak wal bijat

70.  kar iwisiŋ ɔk

15. atak wal iwisiŋ

80.  kar iwisiŋ su

16. atak wal iwisiŋ nɔk

90.  kar iwisiŋ bijat

17. atak wal iwisiŋ ɔk

100. asaka nɔk

18. atak wal iwisiŋ su

200. asaka ɔk

19. atak wal iwisiŋ bijat

1000. ribu nɔk

20. kara ɔk

2000. ribu ɔk ( ribu < Malay)

Other comments: Kamang or Woisika is spoken by approximately 6,000 speakers in

central Alor island, East Nusa Tenggara province, Indonesia. Kamang or Woisika has a quinary-decimal system. Kamang is a Papuan language of Alor Island. The three main dialects are Western Kamang, Lowland Kamang, and Upland Kamang. Dialects also include Lembur, Sibo, Kamang, Tiayai, Watang, Kamana-Kamang. They may constitute more than one language. Kamang is an endangered language, since children usually only have passive competence of the language, and instead are shifting to Malay.