Mor (Bomberai Peninsula, Indonesia)
Mor2; Mor (of Bomberai);
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In 1977, sixty speakers were reported, but there are fewer now.
2007
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Spoken in the northeast Bomberai Peninsula, on the coast of Bintuni Bay.
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Spoken in the northeast Bomberai Peninsula, on the coast of Bintuni Bay.
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Data for the number of native speakers comes from S. Wurm (2000).
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There are at least a few Mor speakers in Goras and an unknown but non-zero number of speakers are still to be found in the traditional Mor area.
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