Ntumu

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Ntumu is a dialect of the Fang language spoken by Fang communities in parts of Central Africa, particularly in Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, and Cameroon.

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Label Occurrences
Ntumu canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Fang dialect
dialect
closelyRelatedTo other Fang dialects
continent Africa
country Gabonese Republic
linked to: Gabon

Republic of Cameroon
linked to: Cameroon

Republic of Equatorial Guinea
linked to: Equatorial Guinea
ethnicAssociation Fang communities of Cameroon
Fang communities of Equatorial Guinea
Fang communities of Gabon
hasAncestor Proto-Bantu language
hasPhonologyType tonal language
hasStatus regional language variety
languageFamily Bantu languages
Niger–Congo languages
macrolanguage Fang
partOfEthnolinguisticGroup Fang ethnolinguistic group
linked to: Fang language
region Central Africa
spokenBy Fang people
spokenIn Cameroon
Equatorial Guinea
Gabon
subdivisionOf Fang language
usedFor everyday communication in Fang communities
usedInDomain local trade and social interaction
oral tradition
writingSystem Latin script
linked to: Latin alphabet

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Fang language hasDialect Ntumu