Language name and location: Yinbaw, Kayah state, Myanmar [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. là |
21. ŋúʃɯ́là |
2. ŋə́ |
22. ŋúʃɯ́ŋə́ |
3. sɤ́ |
23. ŋúʃɯ́seí |
4. lwí |
24. ŋúʃɯ́lwí |
5. ŋaí |
25. ŋúʃɯ́ŋaí |
6. ʃú |
26. ŋúʃɯ́ʃú |
7. nwɛ́ |
27. ŋúʃɯ́nwɛ́ |
8. sʰɔ́ |
28. ŋúʃɯ́sʰɔ́ |
9. kʰwɛí |
29. ŋúkʰwɛí |
10. lə̄ʃɯ́ |
30. seíʃɯ́ |
11. ʃɯ́là |
40. lwíʃɯ́ |
12. ʃɯ́ŋú |
50. ŋaíʃɯ́ |
13. ʃɯ́sɤ́ |
60. ʃúʃɣɯ́ |
14. ʃɯ́lwí |
70. nwɛ́ʃɣɯ́ |
15. ʃɯ́ŋaí |
80. sʰrɔ́ʃɣɯ́ |
16. ʃɯ́ʃú |
90. kʰwɛíʃɣɯ́ |
17. ʃɯ́nwɛ́ |
100. lə̄ djwɛ́ |
18. ʃɯ́sʰɔ́ |
200. lə̄ ɡəʊ̀ |
19. ʃɯ́kʰwɛí |
1000. lə̄ reíʔ |
20. ŋúʃɯ́ |
2000. ŋə́ reíʔ |
Linguist
providing data and dateː
Miss Hsar Shee,
MA
student, Department of linguistics,
Payap University, Chiangmai,
Thailand. October 6 提供资料的语言学家: Miss Hsar Shee, 2010 年 10 月 6 日. |
Other comments: Yinbaw or Yinbaw Karen has a decimal numeral system different from other Karenic languages. Yinbaw is spoken by approximately 9,000 speakers in Kayah state and Shan state, Myanmar. |
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