Bangi–Ntomba languages

The Bangi - Ntomba languages ​​are a language group within the Guthrie Zone C of the Bantu languages. It is classified as Zone C40 and contains 27 individual languages ​​, which are spoken by a total of approximately 6.563 million people mainly in the Democratic Republic of Congo and isolated in the Republic of Congo. Subgroups of Bangi - Ntombi languages ​​are the languages ​​Lusengo with seven and Ngiri languages ​​with four individual languages.

As for the language:

• Bamwe, about 20,000 speaker
• Bangi, about 111,000 speakers in the Republic of Congo
• Boko, about 21,000 speaker
• Bolia, about 100,000 speakers
• Bolondo, about 3000 speaker
• Bomboli, 2500 Speaker
• Bomboma, about 23,000 speaker
• Bozaba, about 5500 speaker
• Dzano, 6000 Speaker
• Lobala, about 60,000 speaker
• Mabaale, about 42,000 speaker
• Moi, about 3000 speaker, only in the Republic of Congo
• Ntomba, about 100,000 speakers
• Sakata, about 75,000 speaker
• Sengele, about 17,000 speaker
• Yamongeri, about 13,000 speaker
• Lusengo languages Babango, about 2550 speaker
• Bangala, approximately 3,500,000 speakers
• Boloki, about 4200 speaker
• Budza, about 226,000 speakers
• Lingala, approximately 2,130,000 speakers in the Republic of Congo
• Lusengo, about 42,000 speaker
• Ndolo, ca 8000 speaker

• Baloi, about 20,000 speaker
• Libinza, about 10,000 speaker
• Likila, about 8400 speaker
• Ndobo, about 10,200 speaker