How to count in Kulisusu (Pogau Kolinsusu), a Celebic language spoken in Southeast Sulawesi Province in Indonesia.
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| Numeral | Cardinal numbers |
|---|---|
| 1 | iisa |
| 2 | orua |
| 3 | otolu |
| 4 | opaa |
| 5 | olima |
| 6 | onoo |
| 7 | opicu |
| 8 | hoalu |
| 9 | osio |
| 10 | pulu |
| 100 | ecu |
| 1,000 | riwu |
| 10,000 | lasa |
| 100,000 | genso |
Source: https://kulisusu.net/en/our-language/dictionary
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