Language
name and locationː
Miyako, Okinawa, Japan [Refer to
Ethnologue] |
1. çitititsɨ, ttitsɨ |
21. ɲiʒuː itɕi |
2. fta:tsɨ, ttaːtsɨ |
22. ɲiʒuː ɲi |
3. mi:tsɨ |
23. ɲiʒuː saŋ |
4. ju:tsɨ |
24. ɲiʒuː ɕi |
5. itsɨtsɨ |
25. ɲiʒuː ɡo |
6. nːtsɨ |
26. ɲiʒuː ɾoku |
7. nanatsɨ |
27. ɲiʒuː ɕitɕi |
8. ja:tsɨ |
28. ɲiʒuː hatɕi |
9. kkunutsɨ |
29. ɲiʒuː ku |
10. tu: |
30. sandʒuː |
11. tu: hititsɨ, tuː ttitsɨ |
40. jondʒuː |
12. tu: ftaːtsɨ, tuː ttaːtsɨ |
50. ɡodʒuː |
13. tu: mi:tsɨ |
60. rokuʒuː |
14. tu: ju:tsɨ |
70. nanadʒuː |
15. tu: itsɨtsɨ |
80. hatɕiʒu |
16. tu: n:tsɨ |
90. kjuːʒu |
17. tu: nana:tsɨ |
100. çaku |
18. tu: ja:tsɨ |
200. ɲiçaku |
19. tu: kkunu:tsɨ |
1000. seŋ |
20. ɲiʒuː |
2000. ɲiseŋ |
Linguist
providing data and dateː
Dr. Yuka Hayashi, Department of
Linguistics,
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Other comments: Miyako
is an endangered language spoken by older adults only in
Okinawa prefecture: south;
Ikema, Irabu, Kurima, Minna, Miyako, Ogami, and Tarama islands.
Miyako
has a decimal system.
The
above data are taken from
Ikema Miyakoan dialect.
Note that
1 to 19 are vernacular words; 20 to 2000 are loan words from Japanese. Consonants:
Vowelsː
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