Language name and locationː Molbog, Palawan, Philippines [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. isaʔ |
21. duwampuluʔ buʔ isaʔ |
2. duwa |
22. duwampuluʔ buʔ duwa |
3. tolu |
23. duwampuluʔ buʔ tolu |
4. opat |
24. duwampuluʔ buʔ opat |
5. lima |
25. duwampuluʔ buʔ lima |
6. onom |
26. duwampuluʔ buʔ onom |
7. turuʔ |
27. duwampuluʔ buʔ turuʔ |
8. walu |
28. duwampuluʔ buʔ walu |
9. siyam |
29. duwampuluʔ buʔ siyam |
10. sompuluʔ |
30. tolumpuluʔ |
11. sompuluʔ buʔ ʔə'sa |
40. opatompuluʔ |
12. sompuluʔ buʔ du'a |
50. limampuluʔ |
13. sompuluʔ buʔ 'tulu |
60. onomampuluʔ |
14. sompuluʔ buʔ ʔə'pat |
70. turumpuluʔ |
15. sompuluʔ buʔ li'ma |
80. walumpuluʔ |
16. sompuluʔ buʔ ʔənəm |
90. siyamampuluʔ |
17. sompuluʔ buʔ turuʔ |
100. soŋ ɡatus |
18. sompuluʔ buʔ 'waluʔ |
200. duwaŋ ɡatus |
19. sompuluʔ buʔ siyam |
1000. so ribuʔ |
20. duwampuluʔ |
2000. duwa ribuʔ |
Linguist providing data and dateː Mr. Arnold Thiessen, SIL International, Philippines, June 24, 1993. 提供资料的语言学家: Mr. Arnold Thiessen, 1993 年 6 月 24 日. |
Other comments: Molbog
has a decimal system. Note the number seven turuʔ is similar to that of
some Austronesian languages spoken in Sabah, Malaysia. Molbog is spoken
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