the article ama-). Both of these structures were obtained through elicitation. In practice, Qaqet speakers generally switch to Tok Pisin for numerals above 10. It is not known whether any of the higher numerals are used in natural speech. References Further reading External links ELAR archive of Language socialisation and the transmission of Qaqet Baining (Papua New Guinea) Materials on Qaqet are included in the open access Arthur Capell collection (AC2) and the Meinrad Scheller's field recordings (MS2) held by Paradisec. Languages of East New Britain Province Baining languages