Language name and locationː Mansoanka, Guinea-Bissau, Gambia [Refer to Ethnologue]
|
1. sun |
21. |
2. ciin |
22. |
3. m-raar |
23. |
4. m-naan |
24. |
5. lulu < Mandinka |
25. |
6. wooro < Mandinka |
26. |
7. worowula < Mandinka |
27. |
8. séy < Mandinka |
28. |
9. kononto < Mandinka |
29. |
10. taŋi |
30. taŋ saba <Mandinka or or i-taŋi i-ciin |
11. taŋi de sun |
40. |
12. taŋi de ciin |
50. |
13. taŋi de m-raar |
60. |
14. taŋi de m-naan |
70. |
15. taŋi de lulu |
80. |
16. taŋi de wooro |
90. taŋi konp<Mandink. or i-taŋi i-kononto |
17. taŋi de worowula |
100. keme < Mandinka |
18. taŋi de séy |
200. keme i-ciin |
19. taŋi de konoto |
1000. wili < Mandinka |
20. m-waŋ <Mandinka or i-taŋi i-ciin |
2000. |
Linguist
providing data and dateː Dr. Dame Ndao, 提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Dame Ndao, 2020 年 2 月 14 日. |
Other comments: Mansoanka or Sua has a traditional quinary / decimal system, but refereeing to the new data above, nowadays they have already borrowed the nearby predominant Mandinka numerals for 5 to 9, 20 and other tens, as well as the big numerals for hundred and thousand are loanwords from<Mandinka. Mansoanka or Sua spoken by approximately 20,000 speakers in Oio region: Mansoa sector, Mantefa area, in north-central Guinea-Bissau as well as Gambia. |
Language name and locationː Mansoanka, Guinea-Bissau, Gambia [Refer to Ethnologue]
|
1. sɔn |
21. itɛŋi iceŋ də sɔnsɔŋ |
2. cen |
22. |
3. b-rar |
23. |
4. b-nan |
24. |
5. sɔŋɡun |
25. |
6. sɔŋɡun də sɔnsɔn (5+1) |
26. |
7. sɔŋɡun də mcen (5+2) |
27. |
8. sɔŋɡun də mbrar (5+3) |
28. |
9. sɔŋɡun də mnan (5+4) |
29. |
10. tɛŋi |
30. itɛŋi irar |
11. tɛŋi də sɔnsɔŋ |
40. itɛŋi inaŋ |
12. tɛŋi də kcen |
50. itɛŋi ksɔŋɡun |
13. tɛŋi də kbrar |
60. itɛŋi saandrɛsɔn |
14. tɛŋi də knan |
70. itɛŋi ksɔŋɡun də itɛŋi iceŋ (50+20) |
15. tɛŋi də ksɔŋɡun |
80. itɛŋi ksɔŋɡun də itɛŋi irar (50+30) |
16. tɛŋi də ksɔŋɡun də sɔnsɔn |
90. itɛŋi ksɔŋɡun də itɛŋi inan (50+40) |
17. tɛŋi də ksɔŋɡun də kcen |
100. kɛmɛ ksɔnsɔŋ |
18. tɛŋi də ksɔŋɡun də kbrar |
200. kɛmɛ icen |
19. tɛŋi də ksɔŋɡun də knan |
1000. uŋkɔntu |
20. itɛŋi iceŋ |
2000. kɔntu icen |
Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. André A. Wilson,
SOAS, University of London
/ UBS,
June 20, 提供资料的语言学家: Dr. André A. Wilson, 1994 年 6 月 20 日. |
Other comments: Mansoanka or Sua has a quinary, decimal system, but the constructions for 70, 80 and 90 are formed by 50 plus 20, 30, and 40 respectively. |
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