Jarawan Bantu languages

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Jarawan Bantu languages are a small, poorly documented group of Bantu-related languages spoken mainly in parts of Nigeria and Cameroon, notable for their uncertain classification within the Bantu family.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Bantu-related languages
Niger-Congo languages
language group
areAssociatedWith Jarawan peoples NERFINISHED
areConsideredBySomeLinguists Bantoid languages outside Narrow Bantu
divergent Bantu languages
areEndangered true
areKnownFor lexical similarities with Bantu languages
structural differences from typical Bantu languages
areNotableFor limited documentation
uncertain classification within the Bantu family
arePartOf Benue–Congo languages NERFINISHED
arePoorlyDocumented true
areRelevantTo reconstruction of Bantu language history
study of Bantoid subgrouping
areSometimesClassifiedAs Zone A Bantu languages
non-Bantu Bantoid languages
areSpokenBy small ethnic communities
areSpokenIn eastern Nigeria NERFINISHED
northern Cameroon
areStudiedIn African linguistics
historical-comparative linguistics
areThreatenedBy language shift to English
language shift to Fulfulde
language shift to Hausa
language shift to Nigerian Pidgin
hasUncertainClassificationWithin Bantu languages NERFINISHED
haveAlternativeName Jarawan NERFINISHED
Jarawan group NERFINISHED
haveDocumentationStatus fragmentary
haveGlottologClassificationStatus uncertain
haveISO6393CodeForGroup none
haveNumberOfLanguages small
havePrimaryDataSources short grammatical sketches
wordlists
spokenIn Cameroon NERFINISHED
Nigeria
spokenInRegion West Africa NERFINISHED
subclassOf Bantoid languages NERFINISHED
Southern Bantoid languages NERFINISHED

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Jarawan Bantu hasAlternativeName Jarawan Bantu languages