Seki language

Spoken in

  • Niger - Congo languages Benue - Congo languages Bantoide languages Bantu languages Seki

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Syi

Seki (also Beseki, Bulu, Seke, Sekiana, Sekiani, Sekiyani, Sekyani, Sheke and Shekiyana ) is a Bantu language and is spoken by about 14,690 people in Equatorial Guinea and Gabon.

Seki is common in Equatorial Guinea in the province of Litoral with about 11,000 speakers ( 2001 census ) and in Gabon in the province Ogooué -Maritime with about 3690 speakers ( 2000 census ). It is spoken both in coastal as well as in the forest area.

Classification

Seki is a Northwest Bantu language and is part of the Kele group that is classified as Guthrie Zone B20.

Language family Kele languages Malcolm Guthrie Kota language (Gabon) Mahongwe language Mbangwe language Ndasa language Kele language (Gabon) Sake language Sighu language Wumbvu language
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