Language name and locationː Takuu, Papua New Guinea [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. tasi / tokotasi * |
21. matalua ma tasi |
2. rua / rua |
22. matalua ma rua |
3. toru / toru |
23. matalua ma toru |
4. ha / ha |
24. matalua ma haː |
5. rima / rima |
25. matalua ma rima |
6. ono / ono |
26. matalua ma ono |
7. hitu / hitu |
27. matalua ma hitu |
8. varu / varu |
28. matalua ma varu |
9. sivo / sivo |
29. matalua ma sivo |
10. sinahuru / sehui |
30. matatoru / sehui e toru |
11. sinahuru ma tasi |
40. matahaa / sehui e haa |
12. sinahuru ma rua |
50. matarima / sehui e rima |
13. sinahuru ma toru |
60. mataono / sehui e ono |
14. sinahuru ma ha |
70. matahitu / sehui e hitu |
15. sinahuru ma rima |
80. matavaru / sehui e varu |
16. sinahuru ma ono |
90. matasivo / sehui e sivo |
17. sinahuru ma hitu |
100. se lau / huitarau (K 10) |
18. sinahuru ma varu |
200. se rau lua, 500. rimanarau |
19. sinahuru ma sivo |
1000. simata / se hua ( counting coin money) |
20. matalua / sehui e rua |
2000. se hua rua |
Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Richard M. Moyle,
Honorary Research Professor,
Centre for Pacific Studies, University of Auckland,
New Zealand, Adjunct
Professor, Queensland Conservatorium of Music Research Centre, Griffith
University, Australia,
February 提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Richard M. Moyle, 1996 年 2 月 8 日, 2013 年 4 月 5 日 |
Other comments: Takuu has a decimal numeral system but variations of numerals occur when counting coins, net mesh, coconuts or stones, fish, lengths of ropes, lengths of wood, humans and canoes. On the above table, the first set are cardinals and the second is for counting coin money, 'kina', the Papua New Guinea's national unit of currency. Takuu is spoken by about 1,700 speakers in Mortlock village, Takuu atoll, Bougainville province, Papua New Guinea. Takuu phonemic Table: Consonants:
Vowels:
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