Oblo language

Spoken in

Niger - Congo

  • Atlantic - Congo Savannah languages

Obl

The Oblo is a possibly extinct language isolate of northern Cameroon.

It belongs to the Adamawa - Ubangi language group languages ​​and not attributable to any of its subgroups. The speakers are mostly gone over to take over the Cameroonian official language is French, since that enjoys a higher political prestige on the part of the government.

Oblo is or was spoken in a small area including Gobtikéré, Ouro Ouro Be and Badjouma in Pitoa Bénoué in the Department.

Websites

  • Map of Oblo language from the LL- Map project
  • Information on Oblo language from the MultiTree project
Language family Atlantic languages
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