Language
name and locationː
Sobei, Papua Province, Indonesia [Refer to
Ethnologue] |
1. tes |
21. daidu snafut tes |
2. daidu |
22. daidu snafut daidu |
3. tou |
23. daidu snafut tou |
4. fau |
24. daidu snafut fau |
5. dim |
25. daidu snafut dim |
6. dimtes ( 5+1 ) |
26. daidu snafut dimtes |
7. dimdaidu ( 5+2 ) |
27. daidu snafut dimdaidu |
8. dimtou ( 5+3 ) |
28. daidu snafut dimtou |
9. dimfau ( 5+4 ) |
29. daidu snafut dimfau |
10. snafut |
30. tou snafut |
11. snafut tes |
40. fau snafut |
12. snafut daidu |
50. dim snafut |
13. snafut tou |
60. dimtes snafut |
14. snafut fau |
70. dimdaidu snafut |
15. snafut dim |
80. dimtou snafut |
16. snafut dimtes |
90. dimfau snafut |
17. snafut dimdaidu |
100. snafut wero snafut (10 x 10 ) |
18. snafut dimtou |
200. daidu snafut snafut |
19. snafut dimfau |
1000. tes snafut snafut wero |
20. daidu snafut |
2000. daidu snafut snafut wero |
Linguist providing data and dateː Mrs. Joyce
Sterner, Summer
Institute of Linguistics, Irian Jaya (Papua), Indonesia. January 11, 1993. |
Other comments: Sobei has a quinary-decimal counting system. Sobei is spoken by about 2,000 speakers in Sarmi and Sawar villages, Sarmi regency, Papua province, Indonesia. |
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