Numbers in Punu

How to count in Punu (Yipunu), a Bantu language spoken mainly in southern Gabon, and also in south of the Republic of Congo.

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Numbers in Bantu languages

Basaa,Bemba,Bena,Benga,Central Teke,Chichewa,Chokwe,Comorian,Duala,Ewondo,Fang,Gusii,Gwere,Herero,Ibinda,Kabwa,Kamba,Kikuyu,Kimbundu,Kinyarwanda,Kirundi,Kogo,Kongo,Kunda,Lingala,Lozi,Luba-Katanga (Kiluba),Luganda,Luvale,Makhuwa,Maore,Mbunda,Mwani,Ndebele (Northern),Ndebele (Southern),Ngoni,Njebi,Nkore,Nyole,Nyungwe,Oshiwambo,Punu,Sengele,Shona,Soga,Sotho (Northern),Sotho (Southern),Swahili,Swati,Taita,Tsonga,Tswana,Tumbuka,Umbundu,Venda,Xhosa,Yao,Zinza,Zulu

Numbers in other languages

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