Luvale

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Luvale is a Bantu language spoken primarily in northwestern Zambia and parts of Angola by the Luvale people.

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Label Occurrences
Luvale canonical 9

Statements (43)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Bantu language
natural language
alternateName Chiluvale NERFINISHED
Lwena NERFINISHED
classificationLevel Guthrie K.14 (approximate zone classification) NERFINISHED
closelyRelatedTo Chokwe language
Luchazi language NERFINISHED
Mbunda language NERFINISHED
continent Africa
country Republic of Angola NERFINISHED
Republic of Zambia NERFINISHED
ethnicGroup Luvale people NERFINISHED
hasDialects regional varieties in Angola
regional varieties in Zambia
hasGlottocode luva1239
hasGlottologName Luvale NERFINISHED
hasISO639-3Code lue
hasLinguisticFeature agglutinative morphology
noun class system
tone language
hasSpeakerCommunity North-Western Province of Zambia NERFINISHED
eastern Angola
languageBranch Bantoid languages NERFINISHED
Benue–Congo languages NERFINISHED
Niger–Congo languages NERFINISHED
languageFamily Bantu NERFINISHED
neighboringLanguage Chokwe NERFINISHED
Kaonde NERFINISHED
Lunda NERFINISHED
Mbunda NERFINISHED
primaryRegion northwestern Zambia NERFINISHED
region Central Africa
spokenIn Angola NERFINISHED
Zambia NERFINISHED
subfamily Zone K (Bantu)
usedBy Luvale ethnic group NERFINISHED
usedFor everyday communication in Luvale communities
oral literature and storytelling
traditional songs and ceremonies
usedInEducation local primary education in parts of Zambia
usedInMedia local radio broadcasts in Zambia
usedInReligion Christian church services in Luvale communities
writingSystem Latin alphabet
surface form: Latin script

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