Language name and locationː Keyagana, Papua New Guinea [Refer to Ethnologue]

语言名称和分布地区: 克雅加那语, 巴布亚新几内亚东高地省奥卡帕地区

1. maɡoke ( lit: 'only some / one')

2. lole ( lit: 'two')

3. loleʔe maɡoʔe (lit: 'two and one')

4. loleʔe loleʔe (lit: 'two and two') 

5. naya maɡokayaɡa (lit: 'my one hand')

6. naya maɡokayaɡa maɡoʔe (lit: 'my one hand and one') 

7. naya maɡokayaɡa loleʔe (lit: 'my one hand and two')  

8. naya maɡokayaɡa loleʔe maɡoʔe (lit: 'my one hand and two and one')  

9. naya maɡokayaɡa loleʔe loleʔe (lit: 'my one hand and two and two')  

10. naya lole (lit: 'my two hands')  

11. naya loleʔe maɡoʔe (lit: 'my two hands and one')   

12. naya loleʔe loleʔe (lit: 'my two hands and two')

13. naya loleʔe loleʔe maɡoʔe (lit: 'my two hands and two and one')

Linguist providing data and dateː Mr. Cliff Hellar, Pioneer Bible Translator, Papua New Guinea, June 18, 2010.

提供资料的语言学家: Mr. Cliff Hellar, 2010 年 6 月 18 日.

Other comments: by approximately 11,000 speakers in Henganofi and Okapa districts, Eastern Highlands province, Papua New Guinea. Keyagana counting is a “20” point cycle system. 21 to 29 can be expressed as follows: 21. ''naya loleʔe naiya lole maɡoʔe'', 29. ''naya loleʔe naiya loleʔe kaya maɡokayaɡaʔe loleʔe loleʔe''=my two hands and two feet and your one hand and two and two', 30ː ''naya loleʔe naiya loleʔe kaya loleʔe''='my two hands and two feet and your two hands', 40ː ''lole vekakaʔmo anayaʔe anaiyaʔe''='two man's hands and feet''. After that, they use English with phonological adaptations for 50, fifati; 60, sikasati, 70.seveti, 80.eiti, 90.naiti, 100. vani hatalei, 200. tu hatalei.