Language name and locationː Tai Nüa, Yunnan, China, Laos [Refer to Ethnologue]
语言名称和分布地区: 傣哪语( 德宏傣语), 云南省德宏傣族景颇族自治州, 缅甸, 老挝及
越南境内

1. ləŋ⁶

21.  saːu² ʔet⁹

2. sɒŋ¹ 

22.  saːu² sɒŋ¹ 

3. saːm¹

23.  saːu² saːm¹

4. si⁵

24.  saːu² si⁵

5. ha³

25.  saːu² ha³

6. hɔk⁹

26.  saːu² hɔk⁹

7. tset⁹

27.  saːu² tset⁷

8. pɛt⁹

28.  saːu² pɛt⁹

9. kau³

29.  saːu² kau³

10. sip⁷

30.  saːm¹ sip⁷

11. sip⁷ ʔet⁹

40.  si⁵ sip⁷

12. sip⁷ sɒŋ¹ 

50.  ha³ sip⁷

13. sip⁷ saːm¹

60.  hɔk⁹ sip⁷ 

14. sip⁷ si⁵

70.  tset⁹ sip⁷

15. sip⁷ ha³

80.  pɛt⁹ sip⁷

16. sip⁷ hɔk⁹

90.  ku³ sip⁷

17. sip⁷ tʰət⁷

100. paːk⁹ ləŋ⁶

18. sip⁷ pɛt⁹

200. paːk⁹ sɒŋ¹ 

19. sip⁷ ku³

1000. heŋ¹ ləŋ⁶

20. saːu² ləŋ⁶

2000. heŋ¹ sɒŋ¹ 

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: Tai Nüa or Tai Dehong Dai has a decimal system similar to that of Shan, Thai and Lao. Dehong Dai number 'one' has two forms (ləŋ⁶, ʔet⁹), they are used in different ways. Tai Nüa is spoken by approximately 700,000 speakers in Liangshan autonomous prefecture, Sichuan province, Dehong Dai and Jingpo autonomous prefectures, Baoshan, Lincang, and Simao municipal prefectures, Yunnan province, China, as well as Laos, Myanmar and Vietnam.