Language name and location: Kâte, Papua New Guinea [Refer toː Ethnologue]
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1. moʔ yahaʔ |
2. yayaheʔ |
3. yaheʔ a moʔ (2+1) |
4. yaheʔ a yaheʔ (2+2) |
5. me moʔ (litː ''hand one'') |
6. me moʔ a moʔ |
7. me moʔ a yaheʔ |
8. me moʔ a yaheʔ a moʔ |
9. me moʔ a yaheʔ a yaheʔ |
10. me yayaheʔ (litː ''hands two'') |
11. me yayaheʔ a moʔ |
12. me yayaheʔ a yaheʔ |
13. me yayaheʔ a yaheʔ a moʔ |
14. me yayaheʔ a yaheʔ a yaheʔ |
15. me yayaheʔ a kike moʔ |
16. me yayaheʔ a kike moʔ a moʔ |
17. me yayaheʔ a kike moʔ a yaheʔ |
18. me yayaheʔ a kike moʔ a yaheʔ a moʔ |
19. me yayaheʔ a kike moʔ a yaheʔ a yaheʔ |
20. ŋiʔ moʔ (litː ''man one'') |
Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Ken McElhanon. SIL International, June 10, 2011. 提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Ken McElhanon, 2011 年 6 月 10 日. |
Other comments: Kâte is spoken by approximately 60,000 speakers in Finschhafen district, Morobe province, Papua New Guinea. Kâte has a digit-tally counting system with a basic numeral set (1, 2); 3 has a '2 plus 1' construction and 4 has a '2 plus 2' construction. The number words for 5 and 10 both contain a 'hand' morpheme 'me'. 15 with constructions '5 x (2+1)' and 20 is expressed by 'man one'. |
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