Language name and locationː Sos-Kundi, Papua New Guinea [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. nɑkʊrɑk |
21. ndumɪ nɑkʊrɑk kɪjɑrɪ nɑkʊrɑk |
2. vɪtik |
22. ndumɪ nɑkʊrɑk kɪjɑrɪ vɪtik |
3. kupuk |
23. ndumɪ nɑkʊrɑk kɪjɑrɪ kupuk |
4. ɑɬnɑk |
24. ndumɪ nɑkʊrɑk kɪjɑrɪ ɑɬnɑk |
5. tɑmbɑnɑk (lit: ''one hand'') |
25. ndumɪ nɑkʊrɑk kɪjɑrɪ tɑmbɑnɑk |
6. tɑmbɑnɑk sirɑ nɑkʊrɑk (lit: 'plus one'') |
26. ndumɪ nɑkʊrɑk kɪjɑrɪ tɑmbɑnɑk sirɑ nɑkʊrɑk |
7. tɑmbɑnɑk sirɑ vɪtik (lit: ''plus two'') |
27. ndumɪ nɑkʊrɑk kɪjɑrɪ tɑmbɑnɑk sirɑ vɪtik |
8. tɑmbɑnɑk sirɑ kupuk (lit: ''plus three'') |
28. ndumɪ nɑkʊrɑk kɪjɑrɪ tɑmbɑnɑk sirɑ kupuk |
9. tɑmbɑnɑk sirɑ ɑɬnɑk (lit: ''plus four'') |
29. ndumɪ nɑkʊrɑk kɪjɑrɪ tɑmbɑnɑk sirɑ ɑɬnɑk |
10. tɑmbɑ vɪtik (lit: ''two hands'') |
30. ndumɪ nɑkʊrɑk tɑmbɑ vɪtik |
11. tɑmbɑ vɪtik kɪjɑrɪ nɑkʊrɑk |
40. ndumɪ vɪtik (lit: ''two whole men'') |
12. tɑmbɑ vɪtik kɪjɑrɪ vɪtik |
50. ndumɪ vɪtik tɑmbɑ vɪtik |
13. tɑmbɑ vɪtik kɪjɑrɪ kupuk |
60. ndumɪ vɪtik (lit: ''three whole men'') |
14. tɑmbɑ vɪtik kɪjɑrɪ ɑɬnɑk |
70. ndumɪ vɪtik tɑmbɑ vɪtik |
15. tɑmbɑ vɪtik kɪjɑrɪ tɑmbɑnɑk |
80. ndumɪ ɑɬnɑk (lit: ''four whole men'') |
16. tɑmbɑ vɪtik kɪjɑrɪ tɑmbɑnɑk sirɑ nɑkʊrɑk |
90. ndumɪ ɑɬnɑk tɑmbɑ vɪtik |
17. tɑmbɑ vɪtik kɪjɑrɪ tɑmbɑnɑk sirɑ vɪtik |
100. ndumi tɑmbɑnɑk (lit: ''five whole men'') |
18. tɑmbɑ vɪtik kɪjɑrɪ tɑmbɑnɑk sirɑ kupuk |
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19. tɑmbɑ vɪtik kɪjɑrɪ tɑmbɑnɑk sirɑ ɑɬnɑk |
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20. ndumɪ nɑkʊrɑk (lit: ''man-one'') |
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Linguist providing data and dateː Mr.
Jonathan Saras
through Miss Joyce Wood and Mr. Ray Stegeman,
提供资料的语言学家: Mr. Jonathan Saras, 2020 年 2 月 28 日. |
Other comments: Sos-Kundi is spoken by approximately 3,000 speakers in Angoram, Kwaliangua (center village), Saussia, Wosera Gawi district, and Yangoru villages, East Sepik province, Papua New Guinea. Sos-Kundi has a traditional counting system based on 'five' and 'twenty', similar to that of the Iatmul language. |
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