Language name and location: Kanan, Sagaing region, Myanmar [Refer to Ethnologue]

语言名称和分布地区: 卡南语 (加南语Ganan), 缅甸联邦西北部实皆省  

1. nuŋ²

21.  sʰɔ⁵wan³

2. sʰɔŋ³

22.  sʰɔ⁵sɔŋ³

3. sʰam³

23.  sʰɔ⁵sam³

4. ʃi³

24.  sʰɔ⁵ʃi³

5. ha²

25.  sʰɔ⁵ha³

6. huk⁵

26.  sʰɔ⁵huk⁵

7. sip⁵  

27.  sʰɔ⁵sip⁵

8. pɛt² 

28.  sʰɔ⁵pɛt⁵

9. kɔ²

29.  sʰɔ⁵kɔ²

10. ʃip⁵nuŋ² 

30.  sam³ʃip⁵

11. ʃip⁵wan³

40.  ʃi³ʃip⁵

12. ʃip⁵sɔŋ³

50.  ha²ʃip⁵

13. ʃip⁵sam³

60.  huk⁵ʃip⁵

14. ʃip⁵ʃi⁵

70.  sip⁵ʃip⁵

15. ʃip⁵kʰa²

80.  pɛt²ʃip⁵

16. ʃip⁵huk⁵

90.  kɔ²ʃip⁵

17. ʃip⁵sip⁵

100. pak⁵nuŋ²¹

18. ʃip⁵pɛt⁵

200. sɔŋ³pak⁵

19. ʃip⁵kɔ²

1000. sip⁵pak⁵

20. sʰɔ⁵nuŋ²

2000. 

Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. David Sangdong, Department of Linguistics, La Trobe University, Australia. December 8, 2008.

提供资料的语言学家: Dr. David Sangdong, 2008 年 12 月 8 日.

Other comments: Kanan has a decimal system. Although the Kanan language is no related to Tai languages, Kanan use Shan / Tai counting systems. I couldn't find (no one knows now) whether they had they own counting system in the past. My language informants couldn't find the word for 2000. Although they could provide the above counting, today, in particle they use one to ten only. When it comes to eleven and more, many Kanan now use Burmese counting system. The data were taken from Namza village, Banmauk Township, Sagaing Division, Myanmar. It is unknown the Kanan and Kadu are dialects of a single language or two closed related languages. Tone transcriptions. 5 high, 3 mid and 2 low. Kanan or Ganan is spoken by approximately

9,000 speakers in Katha district, Banmauk township along Mu river as well as a few villages in Homalin, Indaw, and Pinlebu townships, Sagaing region, Myanmar,