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

语言名称和分布地区: 库利苏苏语, 印度尼西亚苏拉威西岛南部

1. isa, saaɗe

21.  rua-pulu kaʔosaɗe

2. orua

22.  rua-pulu kaʔoruo

3. otolu

23.  rua-pulu kaʔotolu

4. opaa

24.  rua-pulu kaʔopaa

5. olima

25.  rua-pulu kaʔolima

6. onoo

26.  rua-pulu kaʔonoo

7. opitʃu

27.  rua-pulu kaʔopitʃu

8. hoalu

28.  rua-pulu kahoalu

9. osio

29.  rua-pulu kaʔosio

10. ho-pulu

30.  tolu-pulu

11. hopulu kaʔosaɗe

40.  pato-pulu

12. hopulu kaʔoruo

50.  lima-pulu

13. hopulu kaʔotolu

60.  nomo-pulu

14. hopulu kaʔopaa

70.  pitʃu-pulu

15. hopulu kaʔolima

80.  halu-pulu

16. hopulu kaʔonoo

90.  sio-pulu

17. hopulu kaʔopitʃu

100. sa-etʃu

18. hopulu kahoalu

200. rua-etʃu

19. hopulu kaʔosio

1000. sa-riβu

20. rua-pulu

2000. rua-riβu

Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. David Mead, SIL-International / Department of Linguistics, Rice University, USA. October 30, 1996. Sound by Mrs. Hidayati Robani and recorded by her husband La Ode Zukri via Dr. David Mead. August 20, 2014.

提供资料的语言学家: Dr. David Mead, 1996 年 10 月 30 日.

Other comments: Kulisusu has a decimal system similar to that of Tolaki and Bungku.

Note that the actually represents for some orthographic symbols and IPA symbolsː

1. d = IPA [ɗ], a voiced implosive dental.

2. c = IPA [tʃ], a voiceless alveopalatal affricate.

3. w = IPA [β], a voiced bilabial fricative.

Kulisusu is spoken by approximately 32,000 speakers in Southeast Sulawesi province: North Buton regency, Bonegunu, Kulisusu Barat, Kulisusu Induk, and Kulisusu Utara sub-districts on north Buton island.