Language
name and locationː
Samtao,
Myanmar, China, Thailand [Refer to
Ethnologue] |
1. tèʔ |
21. saw ɪt |
2. ra |
22. saw sɔŋ |
3. loi |
23. saw sàm |
4. pun |
24. saw sɪ |
5. pʰɔn |
25. saw ha |
6. lèah |
26. saw rok |
7. alèah |
27. saw cet |
8. sɪtaɪ |
28. saw pet |
9. sɪtɪm |
29. saw kaw |
10. sʰɪp < Tai language |
30. sam sʰɪp |
11. sʰɪp ɪt < Tai language |
40. sì sʰɪp |
12. sʰɪp sɔŋ |
50. ha sʰɪp |
13. sʰɪp sàm |
60. rok sʰɪp |
14. sʰɪp sɪ |
70. cet sʰɪp |
15. sʰɪp ha |
80. pèt sʰɪp |
16. sʰɪp rok |
90. kaw sʰɪp |
17. sʰɪp cet |
100. te pak < Tai language |
18. sʰɪp pet |
200. ra pak |
19. sʰɪp kaw |
1000. te heɲ < Tai language |
20. saw < Tai language |
2000. ra heɲ |
Linguist
providing data and dateː
Dr. Bebbie Paulsen,
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Other comments: Samtao is spoken by approximately 13,000 speakers in Shan state, Maynmar as well as Yunnan province in China and Laos. Samtao has a decimal system with borrowed numerals after ten from Tai language. The grave accent [è] signifies a low tone, unmarked is high tone. |
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