Noy language

Spoken in

Niger - Congo

  • Atlantic - Congo Mbum - Day Bua

Noy

The language is almost extinct Noy Adamawa language of the Chad. The language is also called Loo.

The number of speakers is today only 36 you live ( or lived ) in the following regions: Moyen- Chari and Mandoul, between the towns of Sarh, Djoli, Bedaya, Koumra and Koumogo. Most speakers have started to take over the Chadian official languages ​​French and Arabic as their native language.

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  • Ethnologue entry for Noy
Language family Atlantic languages Moyen-Chari Region Mandoul Region SIL International
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