Language
name and locationː Kanakanabu,
Kaohsiung,
Taiwan
[Refer to
Ethnologue] |
1. 't͡sani / 'u't͡sani / ta't͡sini |
21. ma'pusan u't͡sani |
2. 't͡susa / u'ru:t͡suni ~u'rut͡sin / tassa |
22. ma'pusan u'rut͡sin / ma'pusanɨ u'ruːt͡sini |
3. 'tulu/ u'tulu / ta'tulu |
23. ma'pusan u'tulu |
4. 'sɨ:patɨ / u'sɨ:patɨ / sa'sɨ:patɨ |
24. ma'pusan u'sɨ:patɨ |
5. 'lima / u'lima / la'lima |
25. ma'pusan u'lima |
6. 'nɨmɨ / u'nɨmɨ / na'nɨmɨ |
26. ma'pusan u'nɨmɨ |
7. 'pitu / u'pitu / pa'pitu |
27. ma'pusan u'pitu |
8. 'a:lu / u:'a:lu / la'lalu |
28. ma'pusan u:'a:lu |
9. 'ɕia / u'ɕia / sa'ɕia |
29. ma'pusan u'ɕia |
10. 'manɨ / 'maːn / ma'maːn |
30. ma'tuːn |
11. 'maːn u't͡sani |
40. masɨpa'tɨːn |
12. 'maːn u'ruːt͡sini / 'maːn u'ruːt͡sin |
50. mai'maɨːn |
13. 'maːn u'tulu / 'maːnə u'tulu |
60. ma'nɨmɨn |
14. 'maːn u''sɨ:patɨ / manə u'sɨ:patɨ |
70. mapi'tuːn |
15. 'maːn u'lima / 'manə u'lima |
80. ma'luːn |
16. 'maːn u'nɨmɨ / 'manə u'nɨmɨ |
90. ma'ɕɨːn |
17. 'maːn u'pitu / 'manə u'pitu |
100. u't͡sani ɨ'mɨna |
18. 'maːn u'aːlu / 'manə uː'aːlu |
200. u'rut͡sin ɨ'mɨna |
19. 'maːn u'ɕia / manə u'ɕia |
1000. 'mɛːtusa |
20. ma'pusan |
2000. u'rut͡sin 'mɛːtusa, 10000. mɛʔi |
Linguist
providing data and dateː
Prof.
Li-May Sung,
Graduate Institute of Linguistics, National Taiwan University,
Taipei, Taiwan,
|
Other comments: Kanakanabu has a decimal system. There are three sets of cardinal numbers from one to ten in Kanakanabu. The first set is used in serial counting, the second for counting things and the third for counting human beings. Note that the traditional spellings: c=IPA [t͡s], c=IPA [ɕ], ʉ=IPA [ɨ]. Kanakanabu is a nearly extinct language with a few semi-speakers who have passive knowledge of the language (2012 P. Jen-Kuei, Ethnic population: 360), spoken in Minchuan village area, Sanmin township, Kaohsiung county, Taiwan. |
Language
name and locationː Kanakanabu,
Kaohsiung,
Taiwan
[Refer to
Ethnologue] |
1. caáni / ucáni / tacíni |
21. mapúsanə ucáni |
2. cuúsa / urucíni / tasúsa |
22. mapúsanə urucíni |
3. tuúlu / utúlu / tatúlu |
23. mapúsanə utúlu |
4. suúpatə / usúpatə / sasúpatə |
24. mapúsanə usúpatə |
5. liíma / ulíma / lalíma |
25. mapúsanə ulíma |
6. nəə́mə / unə́mə / nanəmə |
26. mapúsanə unə́mə |
7. piítu / upítu / papítu |
27. mapúsanə upítu |
8. áalu / aálu / laláalu |
28. mapúsanə aálu |
9. síia / usía / sasía |
29. mapúsanə usía |
10. maanə / máanə / mamáanə |
30. matúunu |
11. manə ucáni |
40. maspatúnu |
12. manə urucíni |
50. maimaə́n |
13. manə utúlu |
60. maənəmə́n |
14. manə usúpatə |
70. mapitúun |
15. manə ulíma |
80. maalún |
16. manə unə́mə |
90. masiyaə́n |
17. manə upítu |
100. ucani əməna |
18. manə aálu |
200. |
19. manə usía |
1000. mɛʔi |
20. mapúsanə |
2000. |
Linguist providing data and dateː Prof. Paul Jen-kuei Li and Prof. Shigeru Tsuchida,
Institute of Linguistics, Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan,
提供资料的语言学家: 李壬癸教授, 土田滋教授, 1993 年 3 月 21 日. |
Other comments: Kanakanabu has a decimal system. There are three sets of cardinal numbers from one to ten in Kanakanabu. The first set is used in serial counting, the second for counting things and the third for counting human beings. |
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