Language name and locationː Botolan Sambal, Luzon, Philippines [Ref to Ethnologue]
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1. mʔ'ha |
21. lowam'poʔ boy mʔ'ha |
2. lo'wa |
22. lowam'poʔ boy lo'wa |
3. tat'lo |
23. lowam'poʔ boy ta'tlo |
4. ʔa'pat |
24. lowam'poʔ boy ʔa'pat |
5. li'ma |
25. lowam'poʔ boy li'ma |
6. ʔa'nɨm |
26. lowam'poʔ boy ʔa'nɨm |
7. pi'to |
27. lowam'poʔ boy pi'to |
8. wa'lo |
28. lowam'poʔ boy wa'lo |
9. si'yam |
29. lowam'poʔ boy si'yam |
10. ma'poʔ |
30. totlom'poʔ |
11. labimmʔ'ha |
40. ʔapata'poʔ |
12. labinlo'wa |
50. limam'poʔ |
13. labintat'lo |
60. ʔanɨma'poʔ |
14. labinʔa'pat |
70. pitom'poʔ |
15. labinli'ma |
80. walom'poʔ |
16. labinʔa'nɨm |
90. siyama'poʔ |
17. labimpi'to |
100. maɡa'toʔ |
18. labinwa'lo |
200. lo'waŋɡa'toʔ |
19. labinsi'yam |
1000. mali'bo |
20. lowam'poʔ |
2000. lowanli'bo |
Linguist providing data and dateː Ms. Vangie Lunn, SIL International, Philippines, September 20, 1993. 提供资料的语言学家: Ms. Vangie Lunn, 1993 年 9 月 20 日. |
Other comments: Botolan Sambal or Aeta Negrito has a decimal system similar to that of Pangasinan They borrowed some Tagolog numerals after ten. Botolan Sambal is spoken in Botolan and Cabangan municipalities, Central Luzon region of Zambales province, Luzon island. |
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