Language name and locationː Rongga, Flores island, Indonesia [Refer to Ethnologue]

语言名称和分布地区: 龙加语, 印度尼西亚东努沙登加拉省弗洛勒斯岛中南部

1. əsa

21.  ᵐbulu ɹua saəsa

2. ɹua

22.  ᵐbulu ɹua ɹua

3. təlu

23.  ᵐbulu ɹua təlu

4. wutu

24.  ᵐbulu ɹua wutu

5. lima

25.  ᵐbulu ɹua lima

6. limaəsa   ( 5 + 1 )

26.  ᵐbulu ɹua limaəsa

7. limaɹua   ( 5 + 2 )

27.  ᵐbulu ɹua limaɹua

8. ɹuaᵐbutu ( 2  x  4 )

28.  ᵐbulu ɹua ɹuaᵐbutu

9. taraəsa    ( 10 -  1 )

29.  ᵐbulu ɹua taraəsa 

10. sa ᵐbulu 

30.  ᵐbulu təlu

11. saᵐbulu saəsa 

40.  ᵐbulu wutu

12. saᵐbulu ɹua 

50.  ᵐbulu lima

13. saᵐbulu təlu 

60.  ᵐbulu limaəsa

14. saᵐbulu wutu 

70.  ᵐbulu limaɹua

15. saᵐbulu lima 

80.  ᵐbulu ɹuaᵐbutu

16. saᵐbulu limaəsa  

90.  ᵐbulu taraəsa 

17. saᵐbulu limaɹua 

100. saŋasu

18. saᵐbulu ɹuaᵐbutu 

200. ɹua ŋasu

19. saᵐbulu tarəsa   

1000. sariwu 

20. ᵐbulu ɹua 

2000. ɹua riwu

1. ʔda

2. ʔdua

3. ʔdəmu

4. ʔdeke

5. ali

6. wae

7. sipi

8. sapa

9. ᵑɡəvo

10. ᵑɡuru

11. əsaᵑɡuru

12. ɹuaʔdua

13. təluᵑɡetu

14. wutuᵑɡutu

15. limakima

16. oŋɡunae

17. naŋɡonae

18. sorotəla

19. watupəsa

20. mopia *

Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. I. Wayan Arka, Department of Linguistics, The Australian National University, Canberra, Australia, February 26, 2006..

提供资料的语言学家: Dr. I. Wayan Arka, 2006 年 2 月 26 日.

Other comments: Rongga has two sets of numeral systemː one is borrowed from the nearby Li'o-Ende languages and the second is a traditional counting only up to to twenty and only a few elder speakers still remember this old counting system, which might be from a Papuan origin. Rongga is spoken by approximately 4,000 speakers in south central Flores island, East Nusa Tenggara province, Indonesia.