page_title: Languages in censuses
section_title: East Timor
hierarchical_section_title: Languages in censuses / East Timor
caption_attribution_description: English: Major language groups in East Timor, according to the October 2010 census (English) Deutsch: Größte Sprachgruppe in den jeweiligen Sucos Osttimors nach den Ergebnissen der Volkszählung vom Okt. 2010 (Englische). Quelle der Daten: Statistisches Amt Osttimors
context_page_description: Many countries and national censuses currently enumerate or have previously enumerated their populations by languages, native language, home language, level of knowing language or a combination of these characteristics.
context_section_description: Speakers by mother tongue in census 2010.
  Official languages:
  Tetum: 449,085
  Portuguese: 595
  National languages:
  Atauro (Wetarese, including Dadu'a, Rahesuk, Raklungu and Resuk): 8,400
  Bekais (Becais, Welaun): 3,887
  Bunak (Bunaq, Búnaque, Buna`, Bunake, Mgai, Gai, Marae): 55,837
  Fataluku (Fataluco, Fatalukunu, Dagaga, Dagoda, Dagada): 37,779
  Galoli (Galóli, Lo'ok, Galole, Galolen, Glolen): 13,066
  Habun (Habo): 2,741
  Idalaka (Idalaca, including Idaté, Lakalei, Isní und Lolein): 18,854
  Kawaimina (Cauaimina, including Kairui, Waimaha, Midiki, Naueti): 49,096
  Kemak (Ema, Quémaque): 61,969
  Makuva (Makuwa, Maku'a, Lovaia, Lovaea): 56
  Makalero (Macalero, Maklere): 7,802
  Makasae (Macasae, Makasai, Makassai, Makassae, Macassai, Ma'asae, including Sa'ane): 101,854
  Mambai (Mambae, Manbae): 131,361
  Tokodede (Tocodede, Tukude, Tokodé, Tocod): 39,483
  Baikeno (Dawan): 62,201
  Working languages:
  English
  Indonesian
  Extinct languages:
  Rusenu
  Other languages:
  Adabe: 181
caption: Biggest language groups in sucos of East Timor.
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