Bonggi
Native to	Malaysia
Region	Sabah
Ethnicity	1,400 (1990)[1]
Native speakers	Unknown[1]
Language family	Austronesian Malayo-Polynesian North Bornean Northeast Sabahan Bonggi
Language codes
ISO 639-3	bdg
Glottolog	bong1289
Bonggi Location of Banggi Island, where Banggi is spoken. Show map of Borneo Bonggi Bonggi (Malaysia) Show map of Malaysia
Coordinates:7°15′0″N117°10′0″E / 7.25000°N 117.16667°E /7.25000; 117.16667

Bonggi (Banggi) is anAustronesian language spoken primarily by the Bonggi people ofBanggi Island, off the northern tip ofSabah,Malaysia.

• a –[a/ã/ə̃],[ə] unstressed
• e –[e/ə]
• i –[i/ɪ]
• o –[o/ɔ/ɔ̃]
• u –[u/ʊ]
• aa –[aː]
• ee –[eː]
• ii –[iː]
• oo –[ɔː]
• uu –[uː]
• ai –[aj/ai]
• ou –[ou]

• b –[b],[β] between vowels,[bʷ/βʷ] before u
• d –[d],[dʲ] before i
• f –[f]
• g –[g],[gʷ] before u
• h –[k/h],[hʲ] before i,[ʔ] at the end of a word
• j –[j/d͡ʒ]
• k –[k/k']
• l –[l],[lʲ] before i
• m –[m/mʷ]
• n –[n/dn/n]
• ng –[ŋ]
• p –[p/ɸ/ɸʷ]
• r –[ɾ/r]
• s –[s]
• t –[t/t']
• w –[w]
• y –[j]

At the ends of words, k, p, and t are not released.^[2]

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