Language name and locationː Yagaria, Papua New Guinea [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. bɡotvoʔ ( lit: ''some + plain /real'), boɡokobo ( from villageː Numugu-Haga) |
2. rori, lolemo ( lit: ''two'') |
3. roriɡʔ bɡotvaɡiʔ, loleʔe boɡeʔe (lit: ''two and one'') |
4. roriɡʔ roriɡʔ, loleʔe loleʔe (lit: ''two and two'') |
5. dzaʔ hatɡidiʔ (litː ''may hand finishing'), danota boɡo ɡaeɡaʔa mo hanoʔize (lit: ''my one hand'') |
6. beyond thus < Tok Pisin, loleʔe loleʔe loleʔe (lit: ''two and two and two'') |
7. sevenpela < Tok Pisin, loleʔe loleʔe loleʔe boɡeʔe |
8. eitpela < Tok Pisin, loleʔe loleʔe loleʔe loleʔe |
9. nainpela < Tok Pisin, loleʔe loleʔe loleʔe loleʔe boɡeʔe |
10. rori dzaʔ hatɡidiʔ or tenpela < Tok Pisin, danota luɡa luɡaʔamo hanoʔize lole [lit: my-hand (both) finished''] or danita loleʔe (litː ''my hands two'') |
20. dzaʔ hatɡidiʔ dzaʔ hatɡidiʔ, or twenipela < Tok Pisin. |
Linguist providing data and dateː Prof. John Haiman. Faculty of Linguistics, Macalester College, Saint Paul, Minnesota, USA, June 7, 2011. 提供资料的语言学家: Prof. John Haiman, 20011 年 6 月 7 日. |
Other comments: Yagaria is spoken by approximately 40,000 speakers in Goroka district, Eastern Highlands province, Papua New Guinea. The Yagaria people has a traditional digit-tally counting system up to twenty before, however, people only remember few words from 1 to 10 and 20 now. On the above table, the first set is from Hu(v)a dialect and the second was derived from an SIL survey word list complied at Numugu-Hagu village in 1972. |
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