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Konalanese language

Native Konalanese
Nā Kānaka, Konalani Maoli
	Native Konalanese performing hula in Waikahe
Total population
	43,138 (2020)
Languages
	Konalanese, Anglish, Oharic
Religion
	Christianity, Konalanese religion
Related ethnic groups
	Taruans, Azano-Marenesian peoples

Konalanese
Konalanese
ʻŌlelo Konalani
Pronunciation	[ʔoːˈlɛlo ˈko.naˈla.ni])
Native to	Konalani
Ethnicity	Native Konalanese
Native speakers	L1: 30,000 (2020); L2: 75,000 (2020); Total: 105,000
Language family	Boreaurelian Marenesian Orientic Konalanese; ; ;
Early form	Proto-Orientic
Writing system	Latin; Orientic Braille
Signed forms	Konalanese Signed Language
Official status
Official language in	Konalani
Language codes
ISO 639-1	ko
ISO 639-2	kon
ISO 639-3	kon
	Konalanese is classified as Definitely Endangered by the Assembled Nations
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Konalanese speakers in Konalani, 2020.

Non-speakers (13.57%)

Aa	Ee	Ii	Oo	Uu	Hh	Kk	Ll	Mm	Nn	Pp	Ww	ʻ
/a/	/e/	/i/	/o/	/u/	/h/	/k~t/	/l/	/m/	/n/	/p/	/v~w/	/ʔ/

Consonants
	Labial	Alveolar	Glottal
Nasal	m	n
Plosive	p	t ~ k	ʔ
Fricative	w ~ v		h
Sonorant	w ~ v	l ~ ɾ

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