Language name and locationː Nusa Laut, Maluku, Indonesia [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. 'sai, sane |
21. huu rua lanjo |
2. 'rua |
22. huu rua la rua |
3. 'oru |
23. huu rua la oru |
4. 'haʔa |
24. huu rua la haʔa |
5. 'rima |
25. huu rua la rima |
6. 'noʔo |
26. huu rua la noʔo |
7. 'hiʔu |
27. huu rua la hiʔu |
8. 'waru |
28. huu rua la waru |
9. 'siwa |
29. huu rua la siwa |
10. hu'sai |
30. huu oru |
11. hu'sai lanjo |
40. huu haʔa |
12. hu'sai la rua |
50. huu rima |
13. hu'sai la oru |
60. huu noʔo |
14. hu'sai la haʔa |
70. huu hiʔu |
15. hu'sai la rima |
80. huu waru |
16. hu'sai la noʔo |
90. huu siwa |
17. hu'sai la hiʔu |
100. utunco |
18. hu'sai la waru |
200. |
19. hu'sai la siwa |
1000. lihunco |
20. huu rua |
2000. |
Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Simon Musgrave,
Linguistics Program. School of
Languages, Cultures and Linguistics. Monash University. Victoria,
Australia,
May 25 提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Simon Musgrave, 2006 年 5 月 25 日. |
Other comments: Nusa-Laut has a decimal system. Nusa-Laut is a seriously endangered language with only 10 speakers left in Lease islands and Nusa Laut island in Titawai village, Maluku Tengah regency, Maluku province, Indonesia. |
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