Kasanga language

E917995

Kasanga is a lesser-known Southern Gur language spoken in parts of West Africa, likely characterized by tonal distinctions and noun class systems typical of the Gur language family.

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instanceOf Gur language
Southern Gur language
language
hasFeatureTypicalOf Gur noun class systems
Gur tonal systems
Southern Gur languages NERFINISHED
hasLinguisticFeature grammatical gender-like noun classes
noun class system
tonal language
tone used for grammatical distinctions
tone used for lexical contrast
hasMorphology prefixal noun class marking
rich verbal inflection
hasPhonology contrastive consonant distinctions typical of Gur
contrastive vowel length (typical for Gur languages)
hasTypology SVO basic word order
agglutinative morphology
isEndangered true
languageFamily Gur NERFINISHED
languagePhylum Niger–Congo NERFINISHED
macroArea Africa NERFINISHED
region West Africa
status lesser-known
underdescribed
subclassOf Atlantic–Congo languages NERFINISHED
Gur languages NERFINISHED
Niger–Congo languages NERFINISHED
writingSystem Latin alphabet
surface form: Latin script

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Southern Gur languages hasLanguage Kasanga language