Language name and locationː T'en, Guizhou, Guangxi, China [Refer to Ethnologue]
语言名称和分布地区: 佯僙语 (Yanghuang), 贵州省东部平塘县, 惠水县和独山县

1. tɔ²

21.  ȵi⁶ sip⁸ ət⁷

2. ra² 

22.  ȵi⁶ sip⁸ ȵi⁶

3. tʰaːm¹

23.  ȵi⁶ sip⁸ tʰaːm¹

4. tʰəi⁵

24.  ȵi⁶ sip⁸ tʰəi⁵

5. ŋo⁴

25.  ȵi⁶ sip⁸ ŋo⁴

6. lɔk⁸

26.  ȵi⁶ sip⁸ lɔk⁸

7. tʰət⁷

27.  ȵi⁶ sip⁸ tʰət⁷

8. pɛt⁷

28.  ȵi⁶ sip⁸ pɛt⁷

9. ku³

29.  ȵi⁶ sip⁸ ku³

10. sip⁸

30.  tʰaːm¹ sip⁸

11. sip⁸ ət⁷

40.  tʰəi⁵ sip⁸

12. sip⁸ ȵi⁶

50.  ŋo⁴ sip⁸

13. sip⁸ tʰaːm¹

60.  lɔk⁸ sip⁸ 

14. sip⁸ tʰəi⁵

70.  tʰət⁷ sip⁸

15. sip⁸ ŋo⁴

80.  pɛt⁷ sip⁸ 

16. sip⁸ lɔk⁸

90.  ku³ sip⁸

17. sip⁸ tʰət⁷

100.  vɛk⁹

18. sip⁸ pɛt⁷

200.  ra² vɛk⁹

19. sip⁸ ku³

1000. tʰjen¹

20. ȵi⁶ sip⁸ 

2000. ra² tʰjen¹

Linguist providing data and dateː Prof. Sun Hongkai, Centre of Minority Languages, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China, May 31, 1995
提供资料的语言学家: 孙宏开教授 (中国社科院民族研究所), 1995 年 5 月 31 日.

Other comments: T'en or Yanghuang has a decimal system. Yanghuang number 'one' has two forms (tɔ², ət⁷) and number two has two forms ( ra², ȵi⁶ ) too, they are used in different places. The Then language has eight tones. T'en is spoken by approximately
20,000 speakers in Dushan and east Pingtang counties, Huishui, south of Guiyang, Guizhou province and some in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, China.