Language name and locationː Wampar, Papua New Guinea [Refer to Ethnologue]
言名称和分布地区万帕尔语, 巴布亚新几内亚莫内比省中部马尔坎河流域下段

 

1. ʔoɾots (litː 'one')

2. seɾok (litː 'two')

3. seɾokoɾots (litː 'two-one') 

4. seɾokaseɾok (litː 'two-two) 

5. baŋidoŋan (litː 'a hand')

6. baŋidoŋanoɾots

7. baŋidoŋanseɾok

8. baŋidoŋanseɾokoɾots 

9. baŋidoŋanseɾokaseɾok

10. baŋidseɾok (lit: two hands')

11. baŋidseɾokoɾots  

15. baŋidseɾok faudoŋan (litː 'two hands, one foot')

20. baŋidseɾok faudseɾok (litː 'two hands, two feet')

 

Linguist providing data and dateː Mr. Ray Stegman, SIL-Papua New Guinea, recorded from Isaiah Tetang and Jeremiah Herod, native speakers of Wampar, February 8 , 2019.
提供资的语言家: Mr. Ray Stegman, 2019 年 2 月 8 日

 

Other comments: Wampar has a binary counting system with hands and feet. These Wampar (lbq) numbers were recorded during last year’s (2018) Discover Your Language course. Wampar is spoken by about 5,200 speakers in the 8 villages (wards) of Dzifasin, Tararan, Gabsongkeg, Ngasowapum, Munun, Mare, Gabandzidz and Wamped in Wampar Rural LLG, Morobe Province, Papua New Guinea.


Language name and locationː Wampar, Papua New Guinea [Refer to Ethnologue]
言名称和分布地区万帕尔语, 巴布亚新几内亚莫内比省中部马尔坎河流域下段地区

 

1. oroz / orots

2. serok / selok

3. serok oroz ( litː ''2 + 1") 

4. serok a serok ( litː ''2 + 2'') 

5. baŋid oroz (litː ''one hand'')

6. baŋid oroz da oroz

7. baŋid oroz da serok

8. baŋid oroz da serok oroz 

9. baŋid oroz da serok a serok

10. baŋid serok (lit: "two hands")

11. baŋid serok da oroz  

12. baŋid serok da serok

13. baŋid serok da serok oroz

14. baŋid serok da serok a serok

15. baŋid serok da faud oroz (litː ''two hands, one foot'')

16. baŋid serok da faud oroz da oroz

17. baŋid serok da faud oroz da serok

18. baŋid serok da faud oroz serok oroz

19. baŋid serok da faud oroz serok a serok

20. baŋid serok da faud serok (litː ''two hands, two feet'')

 

Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Geoffrey P. Smith, The University of Technology, Lae, Papua New Guinea, December 12, 1988.
提供资的语言家: Dr. Geoffrey P. Smith , 1988 年 12 月 12 日.

 

Other comments: Wampar has a binary counting system with hands and feet.


 

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