Language
name and locationː
Wailapa,
|
1. mo ɛse |
21. mo naful ɾua mo ɛse |
2. mo ɾua |
22. mo naful ɾua mo ɾua |
3. mo tolu |
23. mo naful ɾua mo tolu |
4. mo βati |
24. mo naful ɾua mo βati |
5. mo lima |
25. mo naful ɾua mo lima |
6. mo limaɾafe ( 5 + 1 ) |
26. mo naful ɾua mo limaɾafe |
7. mo rafɾua ( 5 + 2 ) |
27. mo naful ɾua mo rafɾua |
8. mo raftolu ( 5 + 3 ) |
28. mo naful ɾua mo raftolu |
9. mo ramβati ( 5 + 4 ) |
29. mo naful ɾua mo ramβati |
10. mo sanafulu |
30. mo naful tolu |
11. mo sanafulu mo ɛse |
40. mo naful βati |
12. mo sanafulu mo ɾua |
50. mo naful lima |
13. mo sanafulu mo tolu |
60. mo naful limaɾafe |
14. mo sanafulu mo βati |
70. mo naful rafɾua |
15. mo sanafulu mo lima |
80. mo naful raftolu |
16. mo sanafulu mo limaɾafe |
90. mo naful ramβati |
17. mo sanafulu mo rafɾua |
100. mo laβuli mo ɛse |
18. mo sanafulu mo raftolu |
200. mo laβuli mo ɾua |
19. mo sanafulu mo ramβati |
1000. tau mo ɛse |
20. mo naful ɾua |
2000. tau mo ɾua |
Linguist providing data and dateː Mr. Jeff Batcock,
SIL-International, Vanuatu,
May 16, 1998. |
Other comments: Wailapa has a quinary system similar to that of Amblong and Narango. Wailapa is an endangered language spoken by about 100 speakers in southwest Espiritu Santo island, Sanma province, Vanuatu. |
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