• Source: Buol language

Buol (Bual, Bwo’ol, Bwool, Dia) is an Austronesian language spoken in northwestern Sulawesi, Indonesia.




Phonology


The vowels of Buol are /a e i o u/. Stress falls on penultimate syllable, with sequence of like vowels counting as one syllable.
The consonants are as follows:

/dʒ/ occurs in loans. /h/, /s/, /ʔ/ are found in loans and a small number of native words, such as /buahaŋa/ 'k.o. cricket', /sio/ 'nine', /naʔal/ 'bark slippers'.
/β/ only occurs before /u/, but there are near-minimal pairs such as /βuŋo/ 'fruit', /buŋol/ 'leaf'.
/l/ is pronounced [l] after a front vowel, as in [dila] 'tongue'; [ɽ] if not preceded, but followed by a front vowel, as in [aɽe] 'chin'; and [ʎ] elsewhere. However, there is an exception with the sequences /lala, lola, lolo/, where the first /l/ is pronounced [l], as in /lolo/ [loʎo] 'face'.




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Further reading

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• Bahasa Banjar
• Bahasa Filipino
• Bahasa Bengkulu
• Bahasa Melayu Riau
• Bahasa Sunda
• Bahasa Melayu Gorontalo
• Bahasa Batak Mandailing
• Bahasa Melayu Bacan
• Membaca
• Buol language
• Buol
• BLF
• Buol Regency
• Tagalog language
• Caluyanon language
• Count Karl Ferdinand von Buol
• Indonesian language
• Filipino language
• Gorontalo–Mongondow languages