Numbers in Makalero

How to count in Makalero, a dialect of Makasae spoken in parts of East Timor.

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Note: Resi(n) is a verb meaning ‘remain’, borrowed from Tetum resin ‘exceed’.

Source: Juliette Huber. A Grammar of Makalero. A Papuan Language of East Timor. Utrecht, The Netherlands – 2011.

Information compiled by Wolfgang Kuhl

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Information about Makalero
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Makalero_dialect

Numbers in Trans-New Guinea languages

Abui, Makalero, Sawila, Teiwa,

Numbers in other languages

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