Language name and locationː Sakata, DR. of the Congo, Congo [Refer to Ethnologue]
|
1. némo |
21. adjujõ apé yemo |
2. ipé |
22. adjujõ apé ipé |
3. isar |
23. adjujõ apé isar |
4. ini |
24. adjujõ apé ini |
5. itsir |
25. adjujõ apé itsir |
6. isoŋ |
26. adjujõ apé isoŋ |
7. keʃo |
27. adjujõ apé keʃo |
8. kéné |
28. adjujõ apé kéné |
9. leva |
29. adjujõ apé leva |
10. jõ |
30. adjujõ asaa |
11. jõ yemo |
40. adjujõ ani |
12. jõ ipé |
50. adjujõ atsi |
13. jõ isar |
60. adjujõ asõ |
14. jõ ini |
70. adjujõ kéʃõ |
15. jõ itsir |
80. adjujõ kéné |
16. jõ isoŋ |
90. adjujõ leva |
17. jõ keʃo |
100. nkõ |
18. jõ kéné |
200. |
19. jõ leva |
1000. |
20. adjujõ apé |
2000. |
Linguist providing data and dateː Prof. Jacques Nkiene (ISP Kikwit- RD. Congo), Institut Supérieur Pédagogique de Kikwit – Bandundu, Democratic Republic of the Congo, February 12, 2012. 提供资料的语言学家: Prof. Jacques Nkiene, 2012 年 2 月 12 日. |
Other comments: Sakata or Kisakata is spoken by approximately 75,000 speakers in Mai-Ndombe province: Inongo, Kutu, and Mushie territories, Lukenie river, and Semendua area, Democratic Republic of the Congo. Sakata has a decimal numeral system. |
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