Language name and locationː Baisha Li, Hainan province, China [Refer to Ethnologue ]
语言名称和分布地区: 白沙黎语杞方言 (堑对黎语杞方言 Zandui Qi), 中国海南岛通什市一带

1. tɯ⁵

21. 

2. ɬaw³

22. ɬaw³ fuːt⁷ ɬaw³ 

3. tsʰu³

23. ɬaw³ fuːt⁷ tsʰu³

4. tsʰoː³

24. ɬaw³ fuːt⁷ tsʰoː³

5. pʰa⁴

25. ɬaw³ fuːt⁷  pʰa⁴

6. tʰom⁴

26. ɬaw³ fuːt⁷ tʰom⁴

7. tʰow¹

27. ɬaw³ fuːt⁷ tʰow¹

8. how⁴

28. ɬaw³ fuːt⁷ how⁴

9. faɰ³

29. ɬaw³ fuːt⁷ faɰ³

10. fuːt⁷

30. tsʰu³ fuːt⁷

11. 

40. tsʰoː³ fuːt⁷

12. fuːt⁷ ɬaw³

50. pʰa⁴ fuːt⁷

13. fuːt⁷ tsʰu³

60. tʰom⁴ fuːt⁷

14. fuːt⁷ tsʰoː³

70. tʰow¹ fuːt⁷

15. fuːt⁷ pʰa⁴

80. how⁴ fuːt⁷

16. fuːt⁷ tʰom⁴

90. faɰ³ fuːt⁷

17. fuːt⁷ tʰow¹

100. tɯ⁵ vaːn⁴

18. fuːt⁷ how⁴

200. ɬaw³ vaːn⁴

19. fuːt⁷ faɰ³

1000. tɯ⁵ tsʰaːj¹

20. ɬaw³ fuːt⁷

2000. ɬaw³ tsʰaːj¹

Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Peter K. Norquest, School of Anthropology, University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona, USA. May 21, 2018.
提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Peter K. Norquest, 2018 年 5 月 21 日.

Other comments: Baisha Li (Zandui Li, Qiandui Li has a decimal system. Hlai (Alternate Names: Lai, Le, Li, Loi, Slai), is spoken by approximately 700,000 speakers in Baisha, Chengmai, Danxiang, Tunchang, and Wanning, Hainan province, China. Dialects: Ha (Luohua-Hayan-Baoxian), Qi (Gei, Tongshi-Qiandui-Baocheng), Meifu (Moifau), Bendi (Baisha-Yuanmen, Local Li, Zwn). Some dialects may be separate languages. Matisoff (1988) lists 8 varieties: Baoding, Xifang, Tongshi, Baisha, Qiandiu, Heitu, Yuanmen, and Baocheng. Luowo subdialect of Ha dialect is considered the standard.