Dongolawi

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Dongolawi is a Nubian language spoken primarily along the Nile in northern Sudan, known for its role in preserving the cultural and linguistic heritage of the Nubian people.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Eastern Sudanic language
Nubian language
language
alternativeName Andaandi
Dongola
surface form: Dongola Nubian
closelyRelatedTo Kenuzi-Dongola
country Sudan
endangeredStatus vulnerable
ethnicGroup Nubians
hasMorphology agglutinative
hasPhonology contrastive vowel length
tonal distinctions
hasSpeakers Nubians
surface form: Nubian people
hasTypology SOV word order
languageFamily Nubian languages
region Nubia
role preservation of Nubian cultural heritage
preservation of Nubian linguistic heritage
spokenAlong Nile
surface form: Nile River
spokenIn Sudan
Sudan
surface form: northern Sudan
subclassOf Nilo-Saharan language
subjectOf language revitalization efforts
linguistic documentation projects
usedFor everyday communication in Nubian communities
folklore
oral tradition
writingSystem Arabic script
Latin alphabet
surface form: Latin script

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Nobiin closelyRelatedTo Dongolawi
Nubians language Dongolawi