| 1 | A | B | C | D | E | F |
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| 2 | Amarasi language - Counting systems |  |  |  |  |  |
| 3 | - | Puin Es (Single Ear) | Tu'us Es (Tied Bundle) | Tanin Es ("Two Bundles") | Suku Es ("Ten Bundles") | Rean Es |
| 4 | Soi' Tain Nima (Standard) | 1 ear (5 per tie) | 10 ears (2 'Ties') | 20 ears (2 Tu'us) | 100 ears (5 Tanin) | 400 ears (4 Suku) |
| 5 | Soi' Tain Ne'e ("Lazy") | 1 ear (4 per tie) | 8 ears (2 'Ties') | 24 ears (3 Tu'us) | 96 ears (4 Tanin) | 384 ears (4 Suku) |
| 6 | Tu'us Bo'es Am Nua ("Modest") | 1 ear (6 per tie) | 12 ears (2 'Ties') | 24 ears (2 Tu'us) | 120 ears (5 Tanin) | 480 ears (4 Suku) |

Question: How many ears does each rean es have?
Answer: The standard rean es has 400 ears, the "lazy" rean es has 384, while the "modest" rean es has 480 ears.