Fataluku is a language spoken by the Fataluku people, primarily located in the eastern part of Timor-Leste, an island nation in Southeast Asia. It belongs to the Papuan language family and is one of the many indigenous languages of the region. Fataluku is known for its unique phonetic and grammatical features, which distinguish it from other languages spoken in Timor-Leste. The Fataluku people have a rich cultural heritage, with traditions that include music, dance, and storytelling. Their community is closely tied to the land, and they engage in agriculture and fishing for sustenance. Efforts are being made to preserve the Fataluku language and culture in the face of globalization and language shift.