Numbers in Chang

How to count in Chang (Changyanguh), a Brahmaputran language spoken in Nagaland in the northeast of India.

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Numeral Cardinal numbers
1 che
2 nyi
3 sem
4 lei
5 ngao
6 lak
7 nyet
8 set
9 güh
10 an
11 anthükche
12 anthüknyi
13 anthüksem
14 anthüklei
15 anthükngao
16 anthüklak
17 anthüknyet
18 anthükset
19 anthükgüh
20 sao-che
21 sao-to-che
22 sao to-nyi
23 sao-to-sem
24 sao-to-lei
25 sao-to-ngao
26 sao-to-lak
27 sao-to-nyet
28 sao-to-set
29 sao-to-güh
30 khujin
31 khujin-to-che
40 sao-nyi
50 anjin՚-sem
60 sao-sem
70 anjin՚-lei, n nyet
80 sao-lei, an set
90 anjim-ngao, an güh
100 sao-ngao
1000 sao՚ an-ngaone, hajar, sao-ngao annyi

Information about Chang numbers
http://desmotsetdeslangues.eklablog.com/chang-a140892482

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Numbers in Brahmaputran languages

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