Language name and location: Eastern Pwo Karen, Myanmar [Refer to Ethnologue]
|
1. lə⁵¹ |
21. nĩ⁵cʰi³ lə⁵¹ |
2. nĩ⁵¹ |
22. nĩ⁵cʰi³ nĩ⁵¹ |
3. θɛ̃⁵¹ |
23. nĩ⁵cʰi³ θɛ̃⁵¹ |
4. li²⁴ |
24. nĩ⁵cʰi³ li²⁴ |
5. jɛ¹ |
25. nĩ⁵cʰi³ jɛ¹ |
6. xũ⁵¹ |
26. nĩ⁵cʰi³ xũ⁵¹ |
7. nwi⁵¹ |
27. nĩ⁵cʰi³ nwe⁵¹ |
8. xo³ |
28. nĩ⁵cʰi³ xo³ |
9. kʰwi²⁴ |
29. nĩ⁵cʰi³ kʰwi²⁴ |
10. cʰi⁵¹ |
30. θɛ̃⁵ cʰi⁵¹ |
11. cʰi⁵ lə⁵¹ |
40. li³ cʰi⁵¹ |
12. cʰi⁵ nĩ⁵¹ |
50. jɛ¹ cʰi⁵¹ |
13. cʰi⁵ θɛ̃⁵¹ |
60. xũ⁵ cʰi⁵¹ |
14. cʰi⁵ li²⁴ |
70. nwe⁵ cʰi⁵¹ |
15. cʰi⁵ jɛ¹ |
80. xo³ cʰi⁵¹ |
16. cʰi⁵ xũ⁵¹ |
90. kʰwi²⁴ cʰi⁵¹ |
17. cʰi⁵ nwe⁵¹ |
100. lə⁵ ja¹ |
18. cʰi⁵ xo³ |
200. nĩ⁵ ja¹ |
19. cʰi⁵ kʰwi²⁴ |
1000. lə³ tʰɔ̃⁵¹ |
20. nĩ⁵cʰi⁵¹ |
2000. nĩ⁵ tʰɔ̃⁵¹ |
Linguist
providing data and dateː
Dr. Emily Gasser, Department of
linguistics, Yale University, USA. 提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Emily Gasser, 2011 年 5 月 17 日 |
Other comments: Eastern Pwo Karen or Moulmein Pwo Karen has a decimal system. Eastern Pwo Karen is spoken by approximately 1,000,000 speakers in Kayin state and Tanintharyi region: a large area near the Thailand border, as well as Thailand. |
Language name and location: Eastern Pwo Karen, Myanmar [Refer to Ethnologue]
|
1. lə̂N |
21. nītɕʰîlə̂N |
2. nî |
22. nītɕʰînî |
3. θə̂ɴ |
23. nītɕʰîθə̂ɴ |
4. lī |
24. nītɕʰîlī |
5. jɛ̄ |
25. nītɕʰîjɛ̄ |
6. xɯ̂ |
26. nītɕʰîxɯ̂ |
7. nwê |
27. nītɕʰînwê |
8. xó |
28. nītɕʰîxó |
9. kʰwī |
29. nītɕʰîkʰwī |
10. lətɕʰî |
30. θə̂ɴtɕʰî |
11. (lə)tɕʰîlə̂N |
40. lītɕʰî |
12. (lə)tɕʰînî |
50. jɛ̄tɕʰî |
13. (lə)tɕʰîθə̂ɴ |
60. xɯ̂tɕʰî |
14. (lə)tɕʰîlī |
70. nwêtɕʰî |
15. (lə)tɕʰîjɛ̄ |
80. xótɕʰî |
16. (lə)tɕʰîxɯ̂ |
90. kʰwītɕʰî |
17. (lə)tɕʰînwê |
100. ləjà |
18. (lə)tɕʰîxó |
200. nîjà |
19. (lə)tɕʰîkʰwī |
1000. ləthɔ̂N |
20. nītɕʰî |
2000. nîthôN |
Linguist
providing data and dateː
Dr. Atsuhiko Kato,
提供资料的语言学家: 加藤昌彦博士 (日本大阪外国语大学), 2006 年 1 月20 日. |
Other comments: Eastern Pwo Karen 哦人Moulmein Pwo Karen has a decimal systems. The data was based on Hpa-an dialect. Eastern Pwo Karen has three tones: v́ [44], v̄ [22] and v̀ [11], v is atonic. Eastern Pwo Karen is spoken in Kayin state and Tanintharyi region: a large area near the Thailand border. |
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