Language name and location: Nar-Phu, Gandaki province, Nepal [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. kɦrî |
21. ŋɦyûšu kɦrî |
2. ŋɦî |
22. ŋɦyûšu ŋɦî |
3. som |
23. ŋɦyûšu som |
4. pɦlî |
24. ŋɦyûšu pɦlî |
5. ŋɦæ̂ |
25. ŋɦyûšu ŋɦæ̂ |
6. ʈɦûk |
26. ŋɦyûšu ʈɦûk |
7. ŋi |
27. ŋɦyûšu ŋi |
8. pɦrê |
28. ŋɦyûšu pɦrê |
9. ku |
29. ŋɦyûšu ku |
10. ču |
30. sômču |
11. cûkɦri |
40. pɦliču |
12. cûŋɦi |
50. ŋɦaču |
13. cwɛ̂ysôm |
60. ʈɦukču |
14. cûltɛ / cûlpɦli |
70. ŋîču |
15. cûŋɦa |
80. pɦreču |
16. cûʈɦuk |
90. kûču |
17. cwɛ̂yŋî |
100. kɦyæ̂ |
18. côpɦre |
200. ŋɦî kɦyæ̂ |
19. cûrku |
1000. ʈoŋʈa |
20. ŋɦyûšu |
2000. |
Linguist providing data and dateː
Prof. Michael Noonan,
提供资料的语言学家: Prof. Michael Noonan, 1998 年 10 月 8 日. |
Other comments: Nar-Phu has a decimal system. This language is spoken by 600 native speakers in two villages of Nar and Phu, the Valley of the Nar Khola in the Manang district, Gandaki province of Nepal. Nar Phu distinguishes four tones: high falling, high level, low rising murmured, and mid/low falling murmured. |
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