Bullom So language

Spoken in

Niger - Congo

• Atlantic -Congo Limba Mel Mel Bullom - Kissi Bullom north

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The Bullom -So- language, also called Mmani or Mandingi, is a critically endangered western Atlantic language that is spoken in the border area between Guinea and Sierra Leone.

It belongs to the Limba - Mel - group within the language family of the Niger - Congo languages ​​and is closely related with the language Bom. The members of this ethnic group have often married with the speakers of the language and temnischen Susu - speakers. As a result, the offspring was that taught English as mother tongue, which is also the only language of instruction in the schools of the country. Since the few remaining speakers of Bullom So all 60 are, the language is considered to be moribund.