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Makassar is used primarily in the Makassar region of Celebes/Sulawesi, Indonesia.
Shown using Lontara script with a Latin alphabet transliteration (with inherent /a/ vowel omitted):
![[Makassar using Lontara script]](makassar1.gif)
Shown using Old Makassar script ("bird script"):
![[Makassar using Old Makassar script]](makassar2maka.gif)
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Alternate names for Makassar include Makasar and Macassar
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