Language
name and locationː
O'du,
Nghe An,
Vietnam,
Laos [Refer to
Ethnologue] |
1. dəəj |
21. sau et |
2. baar |
22. sau sɔŋ |
3. pɛj |
23. sau sam |
4. pan |
24. sau si |
5. sɔɔŋ |
25. sau ha |
6. tuul |
26. sau hok |
7. kyguul |
27. sau tɕet |
8. kntɛj |
28. sau pɛt |
9. kndrooŋ |
29. sau kau |
10. kngool |
30. sam sip |
11. kngool dəəj / et |
40. si sip |
12. sip sɔŋ < Tai language |
50. ha sip |
13. sip sam |
60. hok sip |
14. sip si |
70. tɕet sip |
15. sip ha |
80. pɛt sip |
16. sip hok |
90. kau sip |
17. sip tɕet |
100. lɔi |
18. sip pɛt |
200. sɔŋ lɔi |
19. sip kau |
1000. pan |
20. sau |
2000. sɔŋ pan |
Linguist
providing data and dateː
Dr. Michael Ferlus,
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Other comments: O'du or Tayhat has traditional Mon-Khmer numerals from one to ten, they might borrow numerals from Tai language after ten. O'du or Tayhat is spoken by approximately 1,000 speakers in Tuong Duong district, Nga My commune, Nghe An province, Vietnam as well as Laos. |
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