Language name and locationː Mak, Libo, Guizhou, China [Refer to Ethnologue]
语言名称和分布地区: 莫语, 贵州省黔南布依苗族自治州荔波县东北部

1. deu¹

21.  ȵəi⁶ zəp⁸ it⁷

2. ja¹ 

22.  ȵəi⁶ zəp⁸ ȵəi⁶

3. saːm¹

23.  ȵəi⁶ zəp⁸ saːm¹

4. səi⁵

24.  ȵəi⁶ zəp⁸ səi⁵

5. ŋu⁴

25.  ȵəi⁶ zəp⁸ ŋu⁴

6. ljɔk⁸

26.  ȵəi⁶ zəp⁸ ljɔk⁸

7. sit⁷

27.  ȵəi⁶ zəp⁸ sit⁷

8. pa:t⁷

28.  ȵəi⁶ zəp⁸ pa;t⁷

9. ȶəu³

29.  ȵəi⁶ zəp⁸ ȶəu³

10. zəp⁸

30.  saːm¹ zəp⁸

11. zəp⁸ it⁷

40.  səi⁵ zəp⁸

12. zəp⁸ ȵəi⁶

50.  ŋu⁴ zəp⁸

13. zəp⁸ saːm¹

60.  ljɔk⁸ zəp⁸

14. zəp⁸ səi⁵

70.  sit⁷ zəp⁸

15. zəp⁸ ŋu⁴

80.  paːt⁷ zəp⁸

16. zəp⁸ ljɔk⁸

90.  ȶəu³ zəp⁸

17. zəp⁸ sit⁷

100. pek⁷

18. zəp⁸ paːt⁷

200.  ja¹ pek⁷

19. zəp⁸ ȶəu³

1000. ɕin¹

20. ȵəi⁶ zəp⁸ 

2000. ja¹ ɕin¹

Linguist providing data and dateː Prof. Sun Hongkai, Centre of Minority Languages, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China, May 31, 1995.

提供资料的语言学家: 孙宏开教授 (中国社科院民族研究所), 1995 年 5 月 31 日.

Other comments: Mak has a decimal system.  Mak or Ching is spoekn by approximately

5,000 speakers in northwest Libo county, Di’e, Fangcun, Jialiang, and Yangfeng villages; some in Dushan county, Guizhou province, China.