Language name and locationː Tai Daeng (Red Tai), Vietnam, Laos [Ref to Ethnologue]
语言名称和分布地区: 红傣语, 越南中北部河静, 和平, 山罗, 清化等省份及老挝境内

1. nɯŋ⁵, mo:t⁵

21.  saːw² ʔet²

2. sɔːŋ¹ 

22.  saːw² sɔːŋ¹

3. saːm¹

23.  saːw² saːm¹

4. siː²

24.  saːw² siː²

5. haː³

25.  saːw² haː³

6. hok²

26.  saːw² hok²

7. cet²

27.  saːw² cet²

8. pɛːt²

28.  saːw² pɛːt²

9. kaw³

29.  saːw² kaw³

10. sip²

30.  saːm¹ sip²

11. sip² ʔet²

40.  siː² sip²

12. sip² sɔːŋ¹ 

50.  haː³ sip²

13. sip² saːm¹

60.  hok² sip² 

14. sip² siː²

70.  cet² sip²

15. sip² haː³

80.  pɛːt² sip²

16. sip² hok²

90.  kaw³ sip²

17. sip² cet²

100. nɯŋ⁵ hɔːj⁵

18. sip² pɛːt²

200. sɔːŋ¹ hɔːj⁵

19. sip² kaw³

1000. nɯŋ⁵ fan⁴

20. saːw²

2000. sɔːŋ¹ fan⁴  

Linguist providing data and dateː Ms. Mi-Hwa Han, Summer Linguistics of Linguistics, September 14, 2007.
提供资料的语言学家: Ms. Mi-Hwa Han, 2007 年 9 月 14 日.

Other comments: Tai Daeng numerals are identical to those of Dai Tam and Lao. There is an alternative for number 'one' mo:t⁵,  which is a loan from Vietnamese. Tai Daeng is spoken by approximately 100,000 speakers in Ha Tinh, Hoa Binh, Son La, and Yen Bai provinces, Vietnam, as well as Laos.