Language name and location: Nyeshangte, Gandaki, Nepal [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. kr̥ii4 / r̥ii4 |
21. ni11 syu55 ri13 |
2. nyii4 |
22. ni11 syu55 nii13 |
3. seɴ1 |
23. ni11 syu55 som55 |
4. pl̥i4 |
24. ni11 syu55 bli13 |
5. ŋə4 |
25. ni11 syu55 ŋa13 |
6. ʈu4 |
26. ni11 syu55 truu13 |
7. nyii1 |
27. ni11 syu55 nis55 |
8. pr̥ee4 |
28. ni11 syu55 bree13 |
9. ku1 |
29. ni11 syu55 ɡuu53 |
10. cu1 |
30. sum3cu |
11. tsu3kr̥ii |
40. pli2cu |
12. tsuŋ3nyi |
50. ŋə2cu |
13. tsup3seɴ |
60. ʈuk2cu |
14. tsu4pl̥i |
70. nyi1cu |
15. tsoo3ŋə |
80. pree2cu |
16. tsu3ʈʰu |
90. ku1cu |
17. tsee3nyii |
100. pr̥ə4 |
18. tsə3pr̥ee |
200. |
19. tsur3ku |
1000. toŋraa55 r̥ii4 |
20. nyu2shu |
2000. |
Linguist providing data and dateː
Prof. Yasuhiko Nagano,
National Museum of Ethnology,
Osaka, Japan, December
20, 提供资料的语言学家: 长野泰彦教授 (日本大阪国立民族学博物馆), 1992 年 12 月 20 日. |
Other comments: Manange or Nyeshangte has a decimal system. Nyeshangte is spoken approximately 12,000 speakers in Manang, Ngawal, Pisang, Tengki and nearby villages, Manang district in Gandaki province of Central Nepal. |
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