Language
name and locationː
Yaeyama, Okinawa, Japan [Refer to
Ethnologue] |
1. pitutsy |
21. ninzu pitutsy |
2. huta:tsy |
22. ninzu huta:tsy |
3. my:tsy |
23. ninzu my:tsy |
4. ju:tsy |
24. ninzu ju:tsy |
5. issy |
25. ninzu issy |
6. ny:tsy ~ mu:tsy |
26. ninzu ny:tsy |
7. nanatsy |
27. ninzu nanatsy |
8. ja:tsy |
28. ninzu ja:tsy |
9. hakonatsy |
29. ninzu hakonatsy |
10. tu: |
30. sanzu |
11. tu:pitutsy |
40. synzu |
12. tu:huta:tsy |
50. ɡunzu |
13. tu:my:tsy |
60. rukuzu |
14. tu:ju:tsy |
70. systyzu / nanazu |
15. tu:issy |
80. patsyzu |
16. tu:ny:tsy |
90. kunzu |
17. tu:nanatsy |
100. pja:ɡu |
18. tu:ja:tsy |
200. nipja:ɡu |
19. tu:hakonatsy |
1000. sen |
20. ninzu |
2000. nisen |
Linguist
providing data and dateː
Dr. Aso Reiko |
Other comments: Yaeyama
is spoken by approximately
46,000 ethnic population in |
Language
name and locationː
Yaeyama, Okinawa, Japan [Refer to
Ethnologue] |
1. pɪ̈ːdzɪ̈ |
21. nindʒuː itʃi |
2. huta:dzɪ̈ |
22. nindʒuːni |
3. mi:tsɪ̈ |
23. nindʒuːsan |
4. ju:tsɪ̈ |
24. nindʒuːʃi |
5. ju:tsɪ̈ |
25. nindʒuːɡuː |
6. n:tsɪ̈ |
26. nindʒuːruku |
7. nanatsɪ̈ |
27. nindʒuːnana |
8. ja:tsɪ̈ |
28. nindʒuːhatʃi |
9. kukunutsɪ̈ |
29. nindʒuːku |
10. tu: |
30. sandʒuː |
11. tu:pitiːtsï |
40. sïndʒuː |
12. tu:huta:tsï |
50. ɡundʒuː |
13. tu:mi:tsï |
60. rukudʒuː |
14. dʒuːʃi ~ dʒuːjon |
70. nanadʒuː |
15. dʒuːɡu |
80. hatʃidʒuː |
16. dʒuːruku |
90. kundʒuː |
17. dʒuːnana |
100. pja:ku * |
18. dʒuːhatʃi |
200. |
19. dʒuːku |
1000. ʃin * |
20. nindʒuː / nidʒuː |
2000. niʃin |
Linguist
providing data and dateː
Prof. Shigehisa
Karimata
through Mr. Michinori |
Other comments: Yaeyama has a decimal system. The data was based on Tonoshiro dialect of Ishigaki 石垣島. Numbers 100 and 1000 in are loanwords from Chinese. The symbol [ï] is a central vowel or fricative vowel [ɩ] as in Chinese [sɩː] 'four''. |
Language
name and locationː
Yaeyama, Okinawa, Japan [Refer to
Ethnologue] |
1. pɪ̈tiːdzɪ̈ |
21. tuːnu ɸutsːdzï tu pɪ̈tiːdzɪ̈ |
2. ɸuta:dzɪ̈ |
22. tuːnu ɸutsːdzï tu ɸuta:dzɪ̈ |
3. mi:tsɪ̈ |
23. tuːnu ɸutsːdzï tu mi:tsɪ̈ |
4. ju:tsɪ̈ |
24. tuːnu ɸutsːdzï tu ju:tsɪ̈ |
5. ʔitsɪ̈tsɪ̈ |
25. tuːnu ɸutsːdzï tu ʔitsɪ̈tsɪ̈ |
6. ʔnntsɪ̈ |
26. tuːnu ɸutsːdzï tu ʔnntsɪ̈ |
7. nanatsɪ̈ |
27. tuːnu ɸutsːdzï tu nanatsɪ̈ |
8. ja:tsɪ̈ |
28. tuːnu ɸutsːdzï tu ja:tsɪ̈ |
9. kukunutsɪ̈ |
29. tuːnu ɸutsːdzï tu kukunutsɪ̈ |
10. tu: |
30. tuːnu mi:tsɪ̈ |
11. tu:pïtiːdzï |
40. tuːnu ju:tsɪ̈ |
12. tu:ɸuta:dzï |
50. tuːnu ʔitsɪ̈tsɪ̈ |
13. tu:mi:tsï |
60. tuːnu ʔnntsɪ̈ |
14. tu:ju:tsï |
70. tuːnu nanatsɪ̈ |
15. tu:ʔitsïtsï |
80. tuːnu ja:tsɪ̈ |
16. tu:mu:tsï |
90. tuːnu kukunutsɪ̈ |
17. tu:nanatsï |
100. pja:ku * |
18. tu:ja:tsï |
200. pja:ku nu ɸutaː |
19. tu:kukunutsï |
1000. ʃin * |
20. tuːnu ɸutsːdzï |
2000. niʃin |
Linguist
providing data and dateː
Prof. Shinsho Miyara,
|
Other comments: Yaeyama has a decimal system. Numbers 100 and 1000 in Yaeyama are loanwords from Chinese. The symbol [ï] is a central vowel or fricative vowel [ɩ] as in Chinese [sɩː] 'four''. |
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