Language
name and locationː
Northern Khmer,
Thailand [Refer to
Ethnologue] |
1. mʊ:y |
21. maphɪy mʊ:y |
2. pi:r |
22. maphɪy pi:r |
3. bɛy |
23. maphɪy bɛy |
4. bʊːn |
24. maphɪy bʊːn |
5. pram |
25. maphɪy pram |
6. prammʊːy (5+1) |
26. maphɪy prammʊːy |
7. prampil (5+2) |
27. maphɪy prampil |
8. prambɛy (5+3) |
28. maphɪy prambɛy |
9. prambʊːn (5+4) |
29. maphɪy prambʊːn |
10. dɒp |
30. saːmsʌp < Thai |
11. ma tnɒp |
40. sɛːsʌp < Thai |
12. pi:r tnɒp |
50. haːsʌp < Thai |
13. bɛy tnɒp |
60. hoksʌp < Thai |
14. bʊːn tnɒp |
70. cetsʌp < Thai |
15. pram tnɒp |
80. pɛːtsʌp < Thai |
16. prammʊːy tnɒp |
90. kawsʌp < Thai |
17. prampil tnɒp |
100. ruay ~ maruay |
18. prambɛy tnɒp |
200. piːr ruay |
19. prambʊːn tnɒp |
1000. pɨan ~ mapɨan (pɨan < Thai ) |
20. maphɪy, mɪphey |
2000. piːr pɨan |
Linguist
providing data and dateː
Mrs. Dorothy M. Thomas,
提供资料的语言学家: Mrs. Dorothy M. Thomas, 2008 年 5 月 29 日. |
Other comments: Northern Khmer has a decimal system. Northern Khmer, called Khmer Surin, is spoken by the Khmer native to the Thai province of Surin and nearby areas. There are about 1,400,000 speaker. Northern Khmer differs from the Standard or Central Khmer in the number and variety of vowel phonemes, consonantal distribution, lexicon and grammar, giving Northern Khmer a distinct accent easily recognizable by speakers of other dialects. Speakers of Northern Khmer can easily understand all other varieties of Khmer but speakers of standard Khmer who have not been exposed to Northern Khmer often have trouble understanding Northern Khmer. These facts have led some linguists to advocate considering Northern Khmer a separate, but closely related language. Except for the compound numbers 11 to 19, the Northern Khmer numbers are nearly identical to those of Central Khmer. |
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