Language name and locationː Eastern Lawa, Chiang Mai, Thailand [Ref. to Ethnologue]
语言名称和分布地区: 东部拉佤语, 泰国北部清迈府

1. teˀ

21.  ŋa la teˀ

2. laʔa

22.  ŋa laʔa

3. laʔɔi

23.  ŋa laʔɔi

4. paɨŋ (creaky)  pa̰ɨŋ  < v̰ >

24.  ŋa raʔ pa̰ɨŋ

5. pʰuan

25.  ŋa raʔ pʰuan

6. leh

26.  ŋa la aʔ leh

7. ˀa leh

27.  ŋa la ˀa leh

8. sa teˀ

28.  ŋa sataiˀ

9. sa taɨɲ

29.  ŋa sataɨɲ

10. kua

30.  ŋue / ŋuweʔ

11. kua laʔteˀ

40.  raʔ pa̰ɨŋ

12. kua laʔa

50.  raʔ pʰuan 

13. kua laʔɔi

60.  laŋ kle

14. kua raʔpa̰ɨŋ

70.  ˀaŋ kle

15. kua raʔpʰuan

80.  raʔ taiʔ

16. kua laleh

90.  raʔ taɨɲ

17. kua laʔ ˀa leh

100. tiʔ ajʉa

18. kua sataiˀ

200. laʔ ajʉa

19. kua si taɨɲ

1000. tiʔ pʰʉan ( pʰʉan < Tai )

20. ŋa 

2000. laʔa pʰʉan

Linguist providing data and dateː Mr. Greg Blok, SIL International / MA student,  Linguistics Department, Payap University, Thailand, April 15, 2012.

提供资料的语言学家: Mr. Greg Blok, 2012 年 4 月 15 日.

Other comments: Eastern Lawa is spoken by approximately by approximately 7,000 speakers in many villages in Hot district, Chiang Mai province, Thailand. Eastern Lawa has a decimal system, the above data was taken from Bo Lung Lawa dialect of the Eastern Lawa. This language still retained their own numeral system and have not borrowed numerals from Tai language, except for the 1000.