Language name and locationː Ndenggan, Vanuatu [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. soχa |
21. βaβreru ⁿdromote soχa |
2. eru |
22. βaβreru ⁿdromote eru |
3. eter |
23. βaβreru ⁿdromote eter |
4. eβet |
24. βaβreru ⁿdromote eβet |
5. erim |
25. βaβreru ⁿdromote erim |
6. roptes ( 5 + 1 ) |
26. βaβreru ⁿdromote roptes |
7. roβru ( 5 + 2 ) |
27. βaβreru ⁿdromote roβru |
8. rupter ( 5 + 3 ) |
28. βaβreru ⁿdromote rupter |
9. rope ( 5 + 4 ) |
29. βaβreru ⁿdromote rope |
10. seŋaβur |
30. βaβreter |
11. βaβsoχa ⁿdromote soχa * |
40. βaβreβet |
12. βaβsoχa ⁿdromote eru |
50. βaβrerim |
13. βaβsoχa ⁿdromote eter |
60. βaβramaroptes |
14. βaβsoχa ⁿdromote eβet |
70. βaβramaroβru |
15. βaβsoχa ⁿdromote erim |
80. βaβramarupter |
16. βaβsoχa ⁿdromote roptes |
90. βaβramarope |
17. βaβsoχa ⁿdromote roβru |
100. maŋat |
18. βaβsoχa ⁿdromote rupter |
200. |
19. βaβsoχa ⁿdromote rope |
1000. maŋat seŋaβur |
20. βaβreru |
2000. |
Linguist
providing data and dateː Miss Brittany Hoback,
PhD candidate at Victoria University of
Wellington, Linguistics and Applied Linguistics Department, New Zealand.
February 5, 2019. |
Other comments: Ndenggan or Banam Bay is an endangered language spoken on southeast coast of Malekula in Vanuatu. This language has a traditional quinary counting system before, currently up to ten is used in language, but beyond does typically borrow from Bislama, though there is interest in putting past ten into the primary school curriculum, so it could be that the younger generations will use Ndenggan numerals for all of their counting. Ndenggan means of the place, or if this place. It is the name that the community has decided upon instead of Banam Bay Language, since only a portion of the villages are actually adjacent to Banam Bay. The orthography is by design inclusive of the prenasalized consonants. The intent was to keep as much of the local sounds within the writing system as a way of language maintenance for the younger generations. We are still exploring how this effects literacy and ease of reading, but that is what the community desires for now.
Ndenggan Phonetic Chartː Consonants:
mb,
p, t,
ⁿd, m,
n, ŋ
, r, k, ŋg,
β (sometimes more
labiodental and can differ in voicing),
Vowels:
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Language name and locationː Banam Bay (Burmbar), Vanuatu [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. soxa |
21. saŋavyr e-ru ⁿdro-mo-xte soxa |
2. e-ru |
22. saŋavyr e-ru ⁿdro-mo-xte e-ru |
3. e-ter |
23. saŋavyr e-ru ⁿdro-mo-xte e-ter |
4. e-vet |
24. saŋavyr e-ru ⁿdro-mo-xte e-vet |
5. e-lim |
25. saŋavyr e-ru ⁿdro-mo-xte e-lim |
6. ma-roptes ( 5 + 1 ) |
26. saŋavyr e-ru ⁿdro-mo-xte ma-roptes |
7. ma-rov-ru ( 5 + 2 ) |
27. saŋavyr e-ru ⁿdro-mo-xte ma-rov-ru |
8. ma-ruv-ter ( 5 + 3 ) |
28. saŋavyr e-ru ⁿdro-mo-xte ma-ruv-ter |
9. ma-rope ( 5 + 4 ) |
29. saŋavyr e-ru ⁿdro-mo-xte ma-rope |
10. saŋavyr |
30. saŋavyr e-ter |
11. saŋavyr soxa ⁿdro-mo-xte soxa |
40. saŋavyr e-vet |
12. saŋavyr soxa ⁿdro-mo-xte e-ru |
50. saŋavyr e-lim |
13. saŋavyr soxa ⁿdro-mo-xte e-ter |
60. saŋavyr ma-roptes |
14. saŋavyr soxa ⁿdro-mo-xte e-vet |
70. saŋavyr ma-rov-ru |
15. saŋavyr soxa ⁿdro-mo-xte e-lim |
80. saŋavyr ma-ruv-ter |
16. saŋavyr soxa ⁿdro-mo-xte ma-roptes |
90. saŋavyr ma-rope |
17. saŋavyr soxa ⁿdro-mo-xte ma-rov-ru |
100. mo-ŋot vaxa-soxa |
18. saŋavyr soxa ⁿdro-mo-xte ma-ruv-ter |
200. mo-ŋot vaxa-ru |
19. saŋavyr soxa ⁿdro-mo-xte ma-rope |
1000. mo-ŋot sar-soxa ? |
20. saŋavyr e-ru |
2000. mo-ŋot vaxa-ru ? |
Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Jean-Michel Charpentier, LACiTO ( Langues et civilisations à tradition orale ) / CNRS, Paris, France through Prof. Nicolas Ossart, December 1, 2004. 提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Jean-Michel Charpentier, 2004 年 12 月 1 日. |
Other comments: Banam Bay or Burmbar is spoken at two villages (Retur and Rapersivir) southeast coast of Malekula in Vanuatu. This language has a traditional quinary / decimal counting system. New data needed to compare with the old one. |
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