Language name and locationː Pye Krumen, Côte d'Ivoire[Refer to Ethnologue]

语言名称和分布地区: 派-克鲁门语, 科特迪瓦西南部下萨桑德拉区

1. dò

21.  wlʊ̀ tǔ ó dò  ('twenty plus one')

2. hʋɛ̃́

22.  wlʊ̀ tǔ ó hʋɛ̃́

3. tā

23.  wlʊ̀ tǔ ó tā

4. hɛ̃̀

24.  wlʊ̀ tǔ ó hɛ̃̀

5. hũ̌

25.  wlʊ̀ tǔ ó hũ̌

6. hũ̀jārō [hũ̀jāɾō] ('five plus one') *

26.  wlʊ̀ tǔ ó hũ̀jāɾō

7. hũ̀jāhʋɛ̃́ ('five plus two')

27.  wlʊ̀ tǔ ó hũ̀jāhʋɛ̃́

8. hũ̀jātā  ('five plus three')

28.  wlʊ̀ tǔ ó hũ̀jātā

9. hũ̀jāhɛ̃̀ ('five plus four')

29.  wlʊ̀ tǔ ó hũ̀jāhɛ̃̀

10. pù

30.  wlʊ̀ tǔ ó pù (20+10)

11. pù tǔ ó dò  ('ten plus one')

40.  wlɩ̀ hʋɛ̃́ (litː 'twenties two')

12. pù tǔ ó hʋɛ̃́ ('ten plus two')

50. 

13. pù tǔ ó tā   ('ten plus three')

60. 

14. pù tǔ ó hɛ̃̀  ('ten plus four')

70. 

15. dáʋ̄

80. 

16. dáʋ̄ tǔ ó dò  ('fifteen plus one')

90. 

17. dáʋ̄ tǔ ó hʋɛ̃́ ('fifteen plus two')

100. hɔ̀sɾʋ̄ŋwɔ̃̄ (<English 'hundred' )

18. dáʋ̄ tǔ ó tā   ('fifteen plus three')

200. hɔ̀sɾʋ̄ŋwɔ̃̄ 

19. dáʋ̄ tǔ ó hɛ̃̀  ('fifteen plus four')

1000. ??

20. wlʊ̀

2000.

Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Peter Thalmann, SIL International, Côte d'Ivoire, December 15, 2013, April 4, 2014.

Informateurs: Gnaoué Hié Adolphe, Sablatou Kapet Samuel, rédacteur Peter Thalmann.

提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Peter Thalmann. 2013 年 12 月 15 日, 2014 年 4 月 4 日.

Other comments: Pye Krumena or Piè Krumen has a quinary-vigesimal system with a simple word for fifteen, this is different from that of Tepo Krumen. This Kru language spoken in the area between Gd-Béréby and San Pedro in the Southwest of the Ivory Coast. Note that the 1 to 5, 10, 15 and 20 are basic numerals, and the 'ja' in six to nine means 'apporter / bring'. There are missing terms for 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 1000 and 2000. Traditional numerals for 100 are 'five of twenties', 200 is or 'ten of twenties'. In orthographical spellings 1 to 10, 11, 40, 100 areː -do, 'hʋɛn, ta, ‑hɛn, hun, ‑pu tu 'o ta, ‑wlɩ 'hʋɛn, ‑hɔsrʋwɔn. Tone marks: [v́]=high tone, [v̀]=low tone, [v̌]=Low-high tone. Pye Krumena or Piè Krumen is spoken by approximately 20,000 speakers

Bereby, San Pedro, and Tai subprefectures, Bas-Sassandra district, Liberia.