Language
name and locationː
Pana, CAR, Cameroon,
Chad [Refer to
Ethnologue] |
1. mbéw |
21. bonsére ka mbêw |
2. sére |
22. bonsére ka sére |
3. say |
23. bonsére ka say |
4. nɛŋ |
24. bonsére ka nɛŋ |
5. ndiɓi |
25. bonsére ka ndiɓi |
6. zê |
26. bonsére ka zê |
7. zi ndɔʔɔ say (10 - 3) |
27. bonsére ka zi ndɔʔɔ say |
8. zi ndɔʔɔ sére (10 - 2) |
28. bonsére ka zi ndɔʔɔ sére |
9. zi ndɔʔɔ mbêw (10 - 1) |
29. bonsére ka zi ndɔʔɔ mbêw |
10. bǒo |
30. bonsay |
11. bǒo ka mbêw |
40. bon nɛŋ |
12. bǒo ka sére |
50. bon ndiɓi |
13. bǒo ka say |
60. bon zê |
14. bǒo ka nɛŋ |
70. bon zi ndɔʔɔ say |
15. bǒo ka ndiɓi |
80. bon zi ndɔʔɔ sére |
16. bǒo ka zê |
90. bon zì ndɔʔɔ mbêw |
17. bǒo zi ndɔʔɔ say |
100. ísɔt |
18. bǒo zi ndɔʔɔ sére |
200. ísɔt sére |
19. bǒo zi ndɔʔɔ mbêw |
1000. inake mbêw |
20. bonsére |
2000. inake sére |
Linguist providing data and dateː
Dr. Ndokobaï Dadak, Department of
Linguistics, |
Other comments: Pana
has a counting system similar to that of Nzambay and Karang. Ouham-Pendé prefecture: Bocaranga subprefecture. Diahoke and Giriwon villages (Gonge dialect); Makele village (Pana dialect), in Central African Republic as well as Cameroon and Chad. |
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