Kele languages

The Kele languages ​​are a language group within the Guthrie Zone B of the Bantu languages. It is classified as Zone B20 and contains ten individual languages ​​that are spoken by a total of approximately 104,500 people in Gabon, the Republic of Congo and Equatorial Guinea.

As for the language:

  • Kele, about 9200 speakers in Gabon
  • Kota, about 43,500 speakers in Gabon and the Republic of Congo
  • Mahongwe, about 1000 speakers in Gabon
  • Mbangwe, about 5200 speakers in Gabon and the Republic of Congo
  • Ndasa, about 7000 speakers in the Republic of Congo and Gabon
  • Ngom, about 12,800 speakers in Gabon and the Republic of Congo
  • Sake, about 1000 speakers in Gabon
  • Seki, about 14,700 speakers in Equatorial Guinea and Gabon
  • Sighu, about 1000 speakers in Gabon
  • Wumbvu, about 18,300 speakers in Gabon and the Republic of Congo
Malcolm Guthrie Kota language (Gabon) Mahongwe language Mbangwe language Ndasa language Kele language (Gabon) Sake language Seki language Sighu language Wumbvu language SIL International
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