Balaesang
Balaesan; Balaisang; Pajo;
Austronesian; Malayo-Polynesian; Celebic; Tomini-Tolitoli
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All speak Indonesian. Most speak Kaili. Some speak Bajau.
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Most of the community is multilingual.
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2001
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Indonesia
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Island of Sulawesi. Balaesang Peninsula. Villages of Kamonji, Ketang, and Rano.
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Generally negative.
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Island of Sulawesi. Balaesang Peninsula. Villages of Kamonji, Ketang, and Rano.
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All speak Indonesian. Most speak Kaili. Some speak Bajau.
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2007
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Indonesia: Sulawesi Province
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Data for the number of native speakers comes from Himmelmann (2001).
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