Language name and location: Baltic Romani, Poland, Russia [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. yek |
21. biš ta yek |
2. dui |
22. biš ta dui |
3. trin |
23. biš ta trin |
4. štar |
24. biš ta štar |
5. panj |
25. biš ta panj |
6. šov |
26. biš ta šov |
7. efta < Greek |
27. biš ta efta |
8. oxto < Greek |
28. biš ta oxto |
9. yenˈa <Greek |
29. biš ta yenˈa |
10. deš |
30. trianda /trindesa < Greek |
11. deš-u-yek |
40. štarvardeš |
12. deš-u-dui |
50. panjvardeš |
13. deš-u-trin |
60. šovvardeš |
14. deš-u-štar |
70. eftavardeš |
15. deš-u-panj |
80. oxtovardeš |
16. deš-u-šov |
90. yenˈavardeš |
17. deš-u-efta |
100. šel |
18. deš-u-oxto |
200. dui šel |
19. deš-u-yenˈa |
1000. bari ~ tisonco |
20. biš |
2000. |
Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Donald Kenrick,
Vice-President of the Gypsy
Council, U.K.,
March 提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Donald Kenrick, 1999 年 3 月 21 日. |
Other comments: Baltic Romani has a decimal system with loanwords from Greek. Baltic Romani or Baltic Slavic Roman is spoken by approximately 33,000 speakers in
Łódź, Lubusz, and Warmia-Masuria voivodships,
Poland as well as Belarus, Estonia, |
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