Language name and location: Piedmontese, Piedmont, Italy [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. un [ˈjyŋ] /un-a [yŋa] (masc./fem.) |
21. vintun [vinˈtyŋ / vintun-a [vintyŋa] |
2. doi [ˈduj] /due [ˈduɛ] (masc./fem.) |
22. vintedoi /due [vinteˈduj /duɛ] |
3. trei [ˈtrɛj] / tre [ˈtrɛ] (masc./fem.) |
23. vintetrei /tre [vinteˈtrɛj/ˈtrɛ] |
4. quatr [ˈkwɒtɾ] |
24. vintequatr [vintiˈkwɒtɾ] |
5. sinch [ˈt͡siŋk] |
25. vintesinch [vinteˈt͡siŋk] |
6. ses [ˈseːʒ] |
26. vinteses [vinteˈseːʒ] |
7. set [ˈsɛt] |
27. vinteset [vinteˈsɛt] |
8. eut [ˈøːt] |
28. vinteut [vinˈtøːt] |
9. neuv [ˈnøv] |
29. vinti-nóve [vinteˈnøv] |
10. des [ˈdeːʒ] |
30. tranta [ˈtɾan̪ta] |
11. ondes [ˈundz] |
40. quaranta [kwaˈɾan̪ta] |
12. dodes [ˈdodz] |
50. sinquanta [t͡siŋˈkwan̪ta] |
13. tërdes [ˈtrɛdz] |
60. sessanta [seˈʃan̪ta] |
14. quatòrdes [kwaˈtɔrdz] |
70. stanta [sˈtan̪ta] |
15. quindes [ˈkwindz] |
80. otanta [oˈtan̪ta] |
16. sëddes [ˈsɛdz] |
90. novanta [nuˈwan̪ta] |
17. disset [diˈsɛt] |
100. sent [ˈt͡sen̪t] |
18. disdeut [diʒˈdøt] |
200. dosent [duˈʒen̪to] |
19. disneuv [diʒˈnøv] |
1000. mila [ˈmil] |
20. vinti [ˈviŋt] |
2000. doimila [dujˈmila] |
Linguist providing data and dateː Prof. Mauro (Native speaker of Piedmontese), (African Linguistics), Dept. of Humanities (StudiUm), University of Turin, via Giulia di Barolo, 3 A, I-10124 Turin/Torino, Italy, March 9, 2019. 提供资料的语言学家: Prof. Mauro Tosco, 2019 年 3 月 9 日. |
Other comments: I have two small notes concerning my native language: - "Piemontese" is in Italian; in English it is Piedmontese (and the country Piedmont, vs. Italian Piemonte). It would also be great to add whenever possible the local form for a language. In this case it would be "Piemontèis". - "feminine for "1" and compounds with "1" (in your database, "21") are always un-a (orthographic); the graph "n-" stands for a velar nasal and it is phonological, i.e. "1_FEMININE" un-a [yŋa], "21_FEMININE" vintun-a [vintyŋa]. Piedmontese is spoken by approximately 700,000 speakers in Piedmont region, Italy. |
Language name and location: Piedmontese, Piedmont, Italy [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. un [ˈjyŋ] /una [ˈjyna] (masc./fem.) |
21. vintun /tuna [vinˈtyŋ /tyna] |
2. doi [ˈduj] /due [ˈduɛ] (masc./fem.) |
22. vintedoi /due [vinteˈduj /duɛ] |
3. trei [ˈtrɛj] / tre [ˈtrɛ] (masc./fem.) |
23. vintetrei /tre [vinteˈtrɛj/ˈtrɛ] |
4. quatr [ˈkwɒtɾ] |
24. vintequatr [vintiˈkwɒtɾ] |
5. sinch [ˈt͡siŋk] |
25. vintesinch [vinteˈt͡siŋk] |
6. ses [ˈseːʒ] |
26. vinteses [vinteˈseːʒ] |
7. set [ˈsɛt] |
27. vinteset [vinteˈsɛt] |
8. eut [ˈøːt] |
28. vinteut [vinˈtøːt] |
9. neuv [ˈnøv] |
29. vinti-nóve [vinteˈnøv] |
10. des [ˈdeːʒ] |
30. tranta [ˈtɾan̪ta] |
11. ondes [ˈundz] |
40. quaranta [kwaˈɾan̪ta] |
12. dodes [ˈdodz] |
50. sinquanta [t͡siŋˈkwan̪ta] |
13. tërdes [ˈtrɛdz] |
60. sessanta [seˈʃan̪ta] |
14. quatòrdes [kwaˈtɔrdz] |
70. stanta [sˈtan̪ta] |
15. quindes [ˈkwindz] |
80. otanta [oˈtan̪ta] |
16. sëddes [ˈsɛdz] |
90. novanta [nuˈwan̪ta] |
17. disset [diˈsɛt] |
100. sent [ˈt͡sen̪t] |
18. disdeut [diʒˈdøt] |
200. dosent [duˈʒen̪to] |
19. disneuv [diʒˈnøv] |
1000. mila [ˈmil] |
20. vinti [ˈviŋt] |
2000. doimila [dujˈmila] |
Linguist
providing data and dateː Prof.
Mair Parry,
University of Bristol,
United Kingdom,
提供资料的语言学家: Prof. Mair Parry, 2002 年 7 月 2 日 |
Other comments: Piedmontese has a decimal system. The above data was from Cairo Montenotte dialect of Piedmontese. |
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