Kalumpang | Ethnologue

A language of Indonesia

ISO 639: kli
Alternate Names: Galumpang, Ma’ki, Maki, Makki, Mangki, Mangkir
Autonym: Kalumpang
Population: 18,000 (2010 census).
Location:: South Sulawesi province; West Sulawesi province: southeast Mamuju regency, Kalumpang sub-district, Karama river headwaters.
Language Status: 6a (Vigorous).
Classification: Austronesian, Malayo-Polynesian, South Sulawesi, Northern, Toraja-Sa’dan
Dialects: Karataun (E’da, Makki), Bone Hau (Ta’da). Smaller dialects not listed. Lexical similarity: 78% with Mamasa [mqj], 78% with Tae’ [rob], 74% with Toraja-Sa’dan [sda]; 82% between Karataun and Bone Hau dialects.
Language Use: Vigorous. Mixed in all domains. Used by all. Positive attitudes. Many also use Indonesian [ind]. Used as L2 by Panasuan [psn], Talondo’ [tln].
Language Development: Radio. Bible portions: 2015.
Language Resources: OLAC resources in and about Kalumpang
Writing: Latin script [Latn], in development.
Other Comments: Christian, Muslim.

Location: South Sulawesi province; West Sulawesi province: southeast Mamuju regency, Kalumpang sub-district, Karama river headwaters.