Gbarain language

E407513

Gbarain language is a Niger-Congo language variety spoken by the Gbarain subgroup of the Ijaw people in Nigeria’s Niger Delta region.

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Label Occurrences
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Predicate Object
instanceOf Ijaw language variety
Niger-Congo language
language variety
associatedWith Niger Delta
surface form: Niger Delta oil-producing region
closelyRelatedTo other Ijaw language varieties
continent Africa
country Nigeria
countryOfficialStatus not an official language of Nigeria
endangerment potentially vulnerable due to dominance of English and Nigerian Pidgin in the Niger Delta
ethnicGroup Ijaw people NERFINISHED
geographicDistribution Bayelsa State, Nigeria NERFINISHED
communities along creeks and waterways of the central Niger Delta
hasWritingSystem Latin script (to a limited extent)
languageFamily Ijaw
Niger–Congo languages
surface form: Niger-Congo
partOf Southwestern zone of the Niger Delta (broadly)
region Niger Delta
sociolinguisticRole marker of Gbarain subgroup identity
spokenBy Gbarain people NERFINISHED
Gbarain subgroup of the Ijaw people
status minority language in Nigeria
subfamilyOf Ijaw languages
Niger–Congo languages
surface form: Niger-Congo languages
usedIn daily communication within Gbarain communities
traditional cultural practices of the Gbarain subgroup

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Ijaw languages hasMember Gbarain language