Language name and locationː Mizo, India, Bangladesh, Myanmar [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. pəkʰat |
21. ʃomhnipəkʰat |
2. pənhni |
22. ʃomhnipəhni |
3. pətʰum |
23. ʃomhnipətʰum |
4. pəlːi |
24. ʃomhnipəlːi |
5. pəŋa |
25. ʃomhnipəŋa |
6. pəruk |
26. ʃomhnipəruk |
7. pəʃːəri |
27. ʃomhnipəʃːəri |
8. pəria̯t |
28. ʃomhnipəria̯t |
9. pəkːua̯ |
29. ʃomhnipəkːua̯ |
10. ʃom |
30. ʃomtʰum |
11. ʃompək̚kʰat̞ |
40. ʃomlːi |
12. ʃompənhni |
50. ʃomŋa |
13. ʃompətʰum |
60. ʃomruk |
14. ʃompəlːi |
70. ʃomʃːəri |
15. ʃompəŋa |
80. ʃomria̯t |
16. ʃompəruk |
90. ʃomkːua̯ |
17. ʃompəʃːəri |
100. d͡ʒa |
18. ʃompəria̯t |
200. d͡ʒahni |
19. ʃompəkːua̯ |
1000. ʃaŋkʰat |
20. ʃomhni |
2000. ʃaŋhni |
Linguist providing data and dateː
Mr. Mridul Sangma,
提供资料的语言学家: Mr. Mridul Sangma, 2008 年 12 月 18 日. |
Other comments: Mizo has a decimal system. Mizo or Lushai is spoken by approximately 850,000 speakers in Assam, Manipur, Mizoram, Nagaland and Tripura states, India, as well as Bangladesh and Myanmar. |
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