Central Mnong

Language name and locationː Central Mnong, Vietnam [Refer to Ethnologue]
语言名称和分布地区: 中墨农语, 越南越南东南部平福省, 多农省, 林同省及柬埔寨

1. mwaj ( t̤u )	21. p̤ar c̤ət ma mwaj
2. p̤ar	22. p̤ar c̤ət ma p̤ar
3. pɛ	23. p̤ar c̤ət ma pɛ
4. pwăn	24. p̤ar c̤ət ma pwăn
5. prăm	25. p̤ar c̤ət ma pram
6. praw	26. p̤ar c̤ət ma praw
7. pɵh	27. p̤ar c̤ət ma pɵh
8. pʰam	28. p̤ar c̤ət ma pʰam
9. cʰən	29. p̤ar c̤ət ma cʰən
10. c̤ət	30. pɛ c̤ət
11. c̤ət ma mwaj	40. pwăn c̤ət
12. c̤ət ma p̤ar	50. prăm c̤ət
13. c̤ət ma pɛ	60. praw c̤ət
14. c̤ət ma pwăn	70. pə̆h c̤ət
15. c̤ət ma prăm	80. pʰam c̤ət
16. c̤ət ma praw	90. cʰən c̤ət
17. c̤ət ma pɵh	100. t̤u racʰən
18. c̤ət ma pʰam	200. p̤ar rahjăŋ
19. c̤ət ma cʰən	1000. t̤u rap̤ăn < Chamic
20. p̤ar c̤ə̆t	2000. p̤ar răp̤ăn

Linguist providing data and dateː Mr. Todd Bequette, SIL International, October 16, 2008

提供资料的语言学家:: Mr. Todd Bequette, 2008 年 10 月 16 日

Other comments: Central Mnong has a decimal numeral system, thousand is a loanword from Chamic language. The data was from Bu Sra Commune in Eastern Mondulkiri province, Cambodia.

Language name and locationː Central Mnong, Vietnam, Cambodia [Ref: Ethnologue]
语言名称和分布地区: 中墨农语, 越南越南东南部平福省, 多农省, 林同省及柬埔寨

1. mwaj, ŋwaj	21. p̤ar c̤ə̆t ma mwaj
2. p̤ar	22. p̤ar c̤ə̆t ma p̤ar
3. pɛ	23. p̤ar c̤ə̆t ma pɛ
4. pwăn	24. p̤ar c̤ə̆t ma pwăn
5. prăm	25. p̤ar c̤ə̆t ma pram
6. praw	26. p̤ar c̤ə̆t ma praw
7. pə̆h	27. p̤ar c̤ə̆t ma pə̆h
8. pʰam	28. p̤ar c̤ə̆t ma pʰam
9. cʰĭn, sin	29. p̤ar c̤ə̆t ma cʰĭn
10.c̤ə̆t, ɟat	30. pɛ c̤ə̆t
11.c̤ə̆t ma mwaj / jat ma ŋwaj	40. pwăn c̤ə̆t
12.c̤ə̆t ma p̤ar	50. prăm c̤ə̆t
13.c̤ə̆t ma pɛ	60. praw c̤ə̆t
14.c̤ə̆t ma pwăn	70. pə̆h c̤ə̆t
15.c̤ə̆t ma prăm	80. pʰam c̤ə̆t
16.c̤ə̆t ma praw	90. cʰĭn c̤ə̆t
17.c̤ə̆t ma pə̆h	100. t̤u răhjiaŋ
18.c̤ə̆t ma pʰam	200. p̤ar răhjiaŋ
19.c̤ə̆t ma cʰĭn	1000. t̤u răp̤ăn < Chamic
20.p̤ar c̤ə̆t	2000. p̤ar răp̤ăn

Linguist providing data and dateː Mr. Richard L. Phillips, Ms. Diethelm Kanjahn & Ms. Rebecca Bequette, SIL International, November 7, 2006
提供资料的语言学家: Mr. Richard L. Phillips, Ms. Diethelm Kanjahn & Ms. Rebecca Bequette, 2006 年 11 月 7 日

Other comments: Central Mnong has a decimal numeral system, thousand is a loanword from Chamic language.

Phonology

Bunong has 26 consonants (Table 1) and 17 vowels including 15 monophthongs (Table 2) and two
diphthongs (Table 3). The orthographic representation used in the data corpus is given in parentheses
where it differs
from the phonemic representation.

Table 1: Consonant inventory

Labial		Alveolar		Palatal		Velar		Glottal
Stops—voiceless	p		t		c		k		ʔ
Stops—aspirated		pʰ		tʰ		tʃʰ (cʰ)		kʰ
Stops—implosive			ɓ (b)				ɗ (d)
Stops—voiced		b (p̤)		d (t̤)		ɟ (c̤)		g (k̤)
Fricatives					h
Nasals		m		n		ɲ		ŋ
Liquids					l r
Approximants			w ʔw				j ʔj

(1) Voiced stops /b d ? g/ are displayed as voiceless stops marked with breathiness (p? t? c? k?).

(2) Implosives /? ?/ are displayed as regular voiced stops (b d).

(3) The vowel /?/ is displayed as (?).

(4) The vowel /?/ is displayed as (?).

(5) Vowel length is marked differently. While phonemically, normal length vowels are unmarked and long
vowels are the marked form, e.g. /o?/. In the data corpus, long vowels are treated as the default (o)
and normal length vowels are marked (o?).

These differences can be illustrated as follows:
Phonemic Converted /g?h/ = k??h /dr??c?/ = t?r?c? /ka?o?j/ = ka?doj /??t/ = b??t /l??j/ = l?j

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