Language
name and location: Riang Lai, Shan State,
Myanmar [Refer to
Ethnologue] |
1. hɔ˦ |
21. ʔar˦ ɡɔl˦ dis˦ |
2. ɡɑ˧ ʔar˦ |
22. ʔar˦ ɡɔl˦ ʔar˦ |
3. ɡɑ˧ wai˦ |
23. ʔar˦ ɡɔl˦ wai˦ |
4. ɡɑ˧ bon˦ |
24. ʔar˦ ɡɔl˦ bon˦ |
5. kʰan˦ |
25. ʔar˦ ɡɔl˦ kʰan˦ |
6. doal˧˥ |
26. ʔar˦ ɡɔl˦ doal˧˥ |
7. dɑ˧ bul˦ |
27. ʔar˦ ɡɔl˦ bul˦ |
8. bɤr˧ daʔ˦ |
28. ʔar˦ ɡɔl˦ daʔ˦ |
9. dim˧˥ |
29. ʔar˦ ɡɔl˦ dim˧˥ |
10. sɑ˧ ɡɔl˦ |
30. wai˦ ɡɔl˦ |
11. sɑ˧ ɡɔl˦ dis˦ |
40. bon˦ ɡɔl˦ |
12. sə˧ ɡɔl˦ ʔar˦ |
50. kʰan˦ ɡɔl˦ |
13. sə˧ ɡɔl˦ wai˦ |
60. doal˧˥ɡɔl˦ |
14. sə˧ ɡɔl˦ bon˦ |
70. bul˦ɡɔl˦ |
15. sə˧ ɡɔl˦ kʰan˦ |
80. daʔ˦ ɡɔl˦ |
16. sə˧ ɡɔl˦ doal˧˥ |
90. dim˧˥ɡɔl˦ |
17. sə˧ ɡɔl˦ bul˦ |
100. sɑ˧ bɤr˧ ja˥˩ |
18. sə˧ ɡɔl˦ daʔ˦ |
200. ʔar˦ bɤr˧ ja˥˩ |
19. sə˧ ɡɔl˦ dim˧˥ |
1000. sɑ˧ rɛŋ˦ < Shan language |
20. ʔar˦ ɡɔl˦ |
2000. ʔar˦ rɛŋ˦ |
Linguist
providing data and dateː
Dr. Hla
Myat Thway, Freie Universität Berlin ( Free
University of Berlin), Berlin, Germany,
August 21 |
Other comments: Yinchia or Riang Lai is spoken by approximately 12,000 speakers in Langkho district, Shan state, Myanmar. Yinchia or Riang Lai has a decimal system similar to that of Riang. Tthousand is a loanword from Shan. Tone marksː a˦ = High tone, a˧ = Mid tone, a˧˥= High falling tone and a˥˩= Falling tone. |
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