How to count in Hanga (Haŋa), a Northern Gur language spoken in Savannah Region in northern Ghana.
There are different versions of some numbers when counting humans (hm) and non-humans (nhm)
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Numeral | Cardinal | Ordinal |
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1 | luŋko (nhm) | daŋŋi |
2 | ayi (nhm) bayi (hm) |
ayidaana (nhm) bayidaana (hm) |
3 | ata (nhm) bata (hm) |
atadaana (nhm) batadaana (hm) |
4 | anaasi (nhm) banaasi (hm) |
anaasidaana (nhm) banaasidaana (hm) |
5 | anu | |
6 | ayoobu | |
7 | ayapoin | |
8 | anii | |
9 | awai | |
10 | piiya | |
20 | pisiyi | |
30 | pisita | |
40 | pisinaasi | |
100 | koowa | |
1,000 | tusiri, tusa |
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Sources: https://www.webonary.org/hanga/
https://sn.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanga_Ghana
Information about Hanga | Numbers | Tower of Babel
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