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The Manenguba languages, also known as the Mbo cluster, are a group of closely related Bantu languages spoken on and around the Manenguba mountain range in south-western Cameroon. The people speaking the various Manenguba languages belong to the following tribes or nations: Mienge, Mbo,Basossi, Bakossi, Elung, Nninong, Mousmenam, Manengouba, Bareko, Manehas, Bakaka, Balondo, Babong and Bafun. The population speaking the Manenguba languages was estimated in 1984 to be about 230,000 people.

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rdfs:label	Mbo (Sprache, Kamerun) (de) Lenguas manenguba (es) Mbo (langue du Cameroun) (fr) Langues manenguba (fr) Manenguba languages (en) Język mbo (pl)
rdfs:comment	Mbo (auch Mboo und Sambo) ist eine Bantusprache und wird von circa 45.000 Menschen in Kamerun gesprochen. Sie ist im Bezirk Moungo in der Provinz Littoral und dem Bezirk Menoua in der Provinz Ouest verbreitet. Circa 25 % der zweitsprachigen Sprecher können Mbo lesen und schreiben. Mbo wird in der lateinischen Schrift geschrieben. (de) El grupo dialectal manenguba (también llamado ngoe o mbo) constituye una lengua o grupos variedades cercanamente emparentadas habladas en Camerún. Se considera un continuo geolectal que se extiende entre varias etnias emparentadas. El nombre manenguba es el de la cordillera montañosa sobre la que viven sus hablantes, mientras que el término ngoe se refiere a la legendaria lengua común del grupo y el último rey del pueblo Manenguba antes de la creación de Camerún es el . (es) Le mbo, aussi appelé mboó ou sambo, est une langue bantoue parlée dans plusieurs régions du Cameroun : celle du Littoral, le département du Moungo, les arrondissements de Nkongsamba et Melong ; à l'Ouest dans le département de la Menoua, l'arrondissement de Santchou, celui du Haut-Nkam, l'arrondissement de Kekem ; au Sud-Ouest, dans le département du Noun, la région frontalière au nord-ouest de Nkongsamba, la plaine des Mbo. En 1995, le nombre de locuteurs était estimé à 45 000. C'est une langue considérée comme menacée (statut 6b). (fr) Język mbo − język z rodziny bantu, używany w Kamerunie. W 1982 roku liczba mówiących wynosiła ok. 70 tysięcy. (pl) The Manenguba languages, also known as the Mbo cluster, are a group of closely related Bantu languages spoken on and around the Manenguba mountain range in south-western Cameroon. The people speaking the various Manenguba languages belong to the following tribes or nations: Mienge, Mbo,Basossi, Bakossi, Elung, Nninong, Mousmenam, Manengouba, Bareko, Manehas, Bakaka, Balondo, Babong and Bafun. The population speaking the Manenguba languages was estimated in 1984 to be about 230,000 people. (en) Les langues manenguba, également connues sous le nom de groupe Mbo, sont un groupe de langues bantoues étroitement liées, parlées sur et autour de la chaîne de montagnes Manenguba dans le sud-ouest du Cameroun. Les personnes parlant les différentes langues manenguba appartiennent aux clans ou groupes ethniques suivants : Mienge, Mbo, Basossi, Bakossi, Elung, Nninong, Mousmenam, Manengouba, Bareko, Manehas, Bakaka, Balondo, Babong et Bafun. La population parlant les langues manengouba était estimée en 1984 à environ 230 000 personnes. (fr)
foaf:name	Manenguba (en) Mbo, Ngoe (en)
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dcterms:subject	Languages of Cameroon Bantu languages
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Cameroon Bioko Velar consonant Dependent clause Downdrift Downstep Polyglotta Africana Sibilant English language French language Glottal consonant Mount Manengouba Coronal consonant Approximant consonant Benue–Congo languages Sierra Leone Stop consonant Harry Johnston Malcolm Guthrie Bantu language Bantu languages John Clarke (Baptist missionary) Logophoricity Bantoid languages Nkongho language Hannah Kilham Guthrie classification of Bantu languages Atlantic–Congo languages Bafaw-Balong language Bakossi people Languages of Cameroon Lateral consonant Bilabial consonant Swadesh list Switzerland Bantu languages Southern Bantoid Imperative mood Implosive consonant Cameroonian Pidgin English Yorkshire Mbo people (Cameroon) Sigismund Koelle Indicative mood Finite verb Palatal consonant Volta-Congo Bassossi Douala language Bakaka Nasal stop Prenasalized stop
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	https://globalrecordings.net/en/language/6825 https://globalrecordings.net/en/language/bss https://globalrecordings.net/en/language/mbo https://www.webonary.org/akoose/overview/copyright/ https://www.webonary.org/bakaka/ https://core.ac.uk/download/pdf/161528189.pdf http://starling.rinet.ru/cgi-bin/response.cgi%3Froot=new100&morpho=0&basename=new100%5Cbco%5Cbna&limit=-1 https://www.sil.org/system/files/reapdata/56/91/06/56910662981794153569036197293913918401/GrammaireMmbooBaneka.pdf
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