Abure language

Spoken in

Niger - Congo

  • Atlantic - Congo Kwa Potou - Tano Tano west

Abu

The language Abure (also abouré, Abule, akaplass and abonwa called, ISO 639-3: abu ) is one of two Western Tano languages ​​within the Kwa language group, which is spoken by a total of 55,120 people from the ethnic group of the Abure in Ivory Coast.

A significant part of the speaker lives in the former capital Abidjan.

Many Abure Speakers are bilingual in the language Anyin, a Bia - language, and lately especially with the French, the official language of the country. The Abure is related to the Beti.

There are - inter alia by developing a writing and teaching this - to get the aspiration that language alive and to better inform the non-French - speaking spokesman.

Language family Atlantic languages Kwa languages
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