Banda languages
Spoken in
- Niger - Congo Volta - Congo North Volta - Congo Adamawa - Ubangi Ubangische languages
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The Banda languages are a group of languages from the Ubangischen languages and are spoken in Central Africa.
The individual languages
The Banda languages are spoken primarily in the Central African Republic and the Democratic Republic of Congo and have a language code in ISO 639:
- The language family even gets the bad code (ISO 639-2 )
- Banda - Bambari (ISO 639-3: liy ), 183,000 speakers in the Central African Republic ( 1996)
- Banda Banda (ISO 639-3 bpd ) 102,000 speakers in the Central African Republic ( 1996)
- Banda Mbrès (ISO 639-3 bqk ), 42,500 speakers in the Central African Republic ( 1996)
- Banda Ndélé (ISO 639-3: bfl ), 35,500 speakers in the Central African Republic ( 1996)
- Banda Yangere (ISO 639-3: yaj ), 26,500 speakers in the Central African Republic ( 1996)
- Mid- Southern Banda (ISO 639-3 bjo ), 100,000 speakers in the Central African Republic ( 1996)
- South - Central Banda (ISO 639-3: lnl ), 150,000 speakers in the Central African Republic ( 1996)
- Togbo - Vara Banga (ISO 639-3: gate ), 12,000 speakers in the Democratic Republic of Congo ( 1984)
- West Central Banda (ISO 639-3: bbp, also: Banda Tangbago ), 4,500 speakers in the Central African Republic ( 1996)
- Language family
- Adamawa - Ubangi languages