Language name and locationː Bobongko, Sulawesi, Indonesia [Refer to Ethnologue]

语言名称和分布地区: 博邦科语, 印尼苏拉威西岛中苏拉威西省托吉安群岛和附近岛屿

1. sambaʔan

21.  uampulu sambaʔan

2. doluo

22.  uampulu doluo

3. totolu

23.  uampulu totolu

4. opat

24.  uampulu opat

5. olima

25.  uampulu olima

6. onom

26.  uampulu onom

7. pitu

27.  uampulu pitu

8. ualu

28.  uampulu ualu

9. sio

29.  uampulu sio

10. sampulu

30.  tolu no pulu

11. sampulu sambaʔan

40.  pat:o pulu

12. sampulu doluo

50.  lima mpulu

13. sampulu totolu

60.  onomo pulu

14. sampulu opat

70.  pitu no pulu

15. sampulu olima

80.  ualu no pulu

16. sampulu onom

90.  sio no pulu

17. sampulu pitu

100. saʔatu

18. sampulu ualu

200. uaʔatu

19. sampulu sio

1000. sansoɸu

20. uampulu

2000. uansoɸu

Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. David Mead, SIL International, February 1, 2014, Data collected on January, 2001.

提供资料的语言学家: Dr. David Mead, 2014 年 2月 1 日.

Other comments: Bobongko is spoken by approximately 2,000 speakers in Central Sulawesi province: Batu Daka island, Tumbulawa village on northwest coast; Togian islands, Lembanato village on Kilat bay, north side of Togian island. Bobongko has a decimal system similar to that of Saluan languages, except for the numbers one and two and the word for thousand, and sambaʔan '1'  appears to have been borrowed from Pamona, doluo '2' is borrowed from Gorontalo, forms recorded as vowel initial (opat '4' olima '5' onom '6' ualu '8' uampulu '20' etc.) may actually begin with a phonetic or phonemic glottal stop.