Mbato language

E617300

The Mbato language is a Niger-Congo language spoken in parts of West Africa, belonging to the Potou–Tano branch of the Kwa language family.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Niger–Congo language
language
belongsToMacroArea Atlantic–Congo NERFINISHED
branch Potou–Tano NERFINISHED
classificationStatus accepted in Niger–Congo > Kwa > Potou–Tano classifications
continent Africa
family Niger–Congo NERFINISHED
hasAlternativeName Mbato
Mbato (Potou–Tano)
hasAncestor Proto-Kwa NERFINISHED
Proto-Niger–Congo NERFINISHED
Proto-Potou–Tano NERFINISHED
hasMorphologyType agglutinative tendencies
isolating tendencies
hasPhonologicalFeature Niger–Congo-style noun-phrase tone patterns
contrastive tone
isEndangered true
ISO639Status no ISO 639-3 code
isPartOf Potou–Tano subgroup of Kwa NERFINISHED
isRelatedTo other Potou–Tano languages
isSpoken by Mbato people
languageFamily Niger–Congo NERFINISHED
region West Africa
spokenIn West Africa NERFINISHED
subclassOf Kwa language
Potou–Tano language NERFINISHED
subfamily Kwa
typologicalFeature tone language
wordOrder SVO (subject–verb–object)
writingSystem Latin alphabet
surface form: Latin script

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