Language name and locationː Piapoco, Colombia, Venezuela [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. abee-íri (masculine), abee-ítʃúa (feminine), abée-íyéi ( the ones) |
2. putʃásai-ba |
3. máizi-ba |
4. bainúaka |
5. abe-éma wa-kápi (litː 'one of our hands', unit-half / our hand) |
6. abe-éma wa-kápi abee-íri iputa (lit: 'one of our hands and one finger') |
7. abe-éma wa-kápi putʃásai-ba iputa |
8. abe-éma wa-kápi máizi-ba iputa |
9. abe-éma wa-kápi bainúaka iputa |
10. putʃásai-wa-kápi (litː 'two of our hands') |
20. wenewika ( litː 'people' or 'person') |
Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Andrés Reinoso, October 16, 2009. Reference: Reinoso Galindo, Andrés Eduardo: Elementos para una grammatica de la lengua piapoco, Bogotá, Ministério de cultura, 2000. 提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Andrés Reinoso, 2009 年 10 月 16 日. |
Other comments: Piapoco or Piapoko, Wenewika, Tsáçe is spoken by approximately 6,600 speakers out of 14,700 ethnic population in Guainía department: Guaviare south bank border areas; Vichada department: between Vichada and Guaviare rivers, Colombia as well as Venezuela. Piapoco has traditional counting system up to 20. |
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