Avava numbers

How to count in Avava, a Southern Oceanic language spoken in central Malekula Island in Vanuatu. Younger Avava speakers tend to useBislama numbers past 10 or even past 5, or they don't use any Avava numbers at all.

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Source:The Avava Language of Central Malakula (Vanuatu), by Terry Crowley

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Information about Avava |Numbers

Numbers in Oceanic languages

Adzera,Ahamb,Äiwoo,Aneityum,Apma,Araki,Are,Avava,Babatana,Bariai,Big Numbas,Bola,Cheke Holo,Daakaka,Dorig,Fijian,Hiw,Hoava,Kara,Kokota,Kove,Kwamera,Lakon,Lewo,Lote,Lo-Toga,Manam,Maskelynes,Mavea,Motu,Mussau-Emira,Mwerlap,Mwotlap,Nafsan,Nahavaq,Namakura,Naman,Nduke,Neve‘ei,North Efate,Nume,Paama,Papapana,Rotuman,Roviana,Siar,Sio,Sobei,Sursurunga,Tigak,Tamambo,Ubir,Ughele,Vitu,Vurës,Yabem,Yapese

Numbers in other languages

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