Language name and locationː Younuo, Longsheng, Guangxi, China [Refer to Ethnologue]

语言名称和分布地区: 优诺语 [ʑou13nɔ13], 广西瑶族所说的语言。该语言使用于广西壮族自治区龙胜各族自治县和临桂区部分乡镇以及周边地区

1. je²²

21.  ȵi²² sje²¹ je³⁵

2. u³³

22.  ȵi²² sje²¹ ȵi²²

3. pje³³

23.  ȵi²² sje²¹ ɬuŋ³³

4. pwɔ³³

24.  ȵi²² sje²¹ ɬei⁵³

5. pi³³

25.  ȵi²² sje²¹ ŋ̩³¹

6. tjo³⁵

26.  ȵi²² sje²¹ lie²¹

7. sɔŋ³¹

27.  ȵi²² sje²¹ ta⁵⁴

8. ja²¹

28.  ȵi²² sje²¹ pwə⁵⁴

9. kiu¹³

29.  ȵi²² sje²¹ kiu³⁵

10. kwə²¹

30.  ɬuŋ³³ sje²¹

11. sje²¹ je³⁵ < Chinese local variety

40.  ɬei⁵³ sje²¹

12. sje²¹ ȵi²²

50.  ŋ̩³¹ sje²¹

13. sje²¹ ɬuŋ³³

60.  lie²¹ sje²¹

14. sje²¹ ɬei⁵³

70.  ta⁵⁴ sje²¹

15. sje²¹ ŋ̩³¹

80.  pwə⁵⁴ sje²¹

16. sje²¹ lie²¹

90.  kiu³⁵ sje²¹

17. sje²¹ ta⁵⁴

100. je²² pe⁵³  < Chinese

18  sje²¹ pwə⁵⁴

200. ȵi²² pe⁵³

19. sje²¹ kiu³⁵

1000. je²² tʰeŋ³³ < Chinese

20. ȵi²² sje²¹ 

2000. ȵi²² tʰeŋ³³

Linguist providing data and dateː Profs. Pan Chengqian, Deng Fanggui and Meng Chaoji, Minzu University of China, Beijing, China, July 28, 1993.

提供资料的语言学家: 盘承乾教授、邓方贵教授、蒙朝吉教授 (北京中央民族大学),

1993 年 7 月28 日.

Other comments: Younuo has a decimal system. From 11 onwards, the Younuo language borrowed numerals from Chinese local variety. Younuo is spoken by approximately 4,600 speakers in Longsheng Various Nationalities Autonomous County in the northeast of Guangxi, China.

Bu-Nao Bunu (ISO 639: bwx). Alternate Names: Bu-Nao Bunu, Bunao, Bunu, Po-Nau, Pu Nu, Punu, is spoken by approximately 400,000 speakers in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region: 22 counties, Bama, Bose, Dahua, Debao, Donglan, Du’an, Fengshan, Hechi, Laibin, Leye, Lingyun, Long’an, Luocheng, Mashan, Nandan, Pingguo, Shanglin, Tiandeng, Tiandong, Tianlin, Tianyang, and Xincheng; Guizhou province: Libo county; Hunan province: near Guangxi border; Yunnan province: Funing county. Dialects: Dongnu (Punu, Tung Nu), Nunu, Bunuo (Pu No), Baonao (Baonuo, Nao Khalo, Nao Klao, Naogelao, Nau Klau, Pounou), Numao (Hong Yao, Nu Mhou), Nodo. The dialects listed may be at least 5 languages (Strecker 1987), communication is difficult (McConnell 1995).