Language name and locationː Laze, western Sichuan, China [Not refer to Ethnologue]
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1. ɖɯ˥ |
21. |
2. ŋi˥ (phoneticallyː ɲi˥) |
22. |
3. su˥ |
23. |
4. ʐv̩˥ |
24. |
5. ŋwɤ˥ |
25. |
6. qʰɔ˩ |
26. |
7. ʂɯ˥ |
27. |
8. ɕi˩ |
28. |
9. ɡv˥ |
29. |
10. tsʰi˥ |
30. su˥ tsʰi˥ |
11. tsʰi˥ ɖɯ˥ |
40. ʐv̩˥ tsʰi˥ |
12. tsʰi˥ ŋi˧ |
50. ŋwɤ˥ tsʰi˥ |
13. tsʰi˥ su˥ |
60. qʰɔ˩ tsʰi˥ |
14. tsʰi˥ ʐv̩˥ |
70. ʂɯ˥ tsʰi˥ |
15. tsʰi˥ ŋwɤ˥ |
80. ɕi˩ tsʰi˥ |
16. tsʰi˥ qʰɔ˩ |
90. ɡv˥ tsʰi˥ |
17. tsʰi˥ ʂɯ˥ |
100. ɕi˥ |
18. tsʰi˥ ɕi˩ |
200. ŋi˧ ɕi˥ |
19. tsʰi˥ ɡv˥ |
1000. ʈv̩˧ |
20. ŋi˧ tsi˧ |
2000. ŋi˧ ʈv̩˧ |
Linguist providing data and dateː
Dr. Alexis Michaud,
提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Alexis Michaud, 2009 年 5 月 28 日. |
Other comments: Laze has a decimal system. Laze was formerly classified as western dialect of the Naxi language. Laze is a language of the Naish subbranch of the Naic group of languages, spoken in Muli County, western Sichuan, China. Laze is spoken by less than 300 fluent speakers in Xiangjiao Township 项脚乡 within Muli County (Michaud & Jacques 2012). |
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