Banda-Mbrès
A language of Central African Republic
| Population | 42,500 in Central African Republic (1996). |
| Region | Mbrès Subprefecture (Mbre, Moruba), Kaga Bandoro, Bouca (Buka), Bakala (Sabanga, Moruba). Also in Sudan. |
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Central African Republic, reference number 4 |
| Alternate names | Banda of Mbrès, Banda-Mbre |
| Dialects | Buka (Bouka), Mbre (Mbere, Mbele), Moruba (Morouba, Maraba), Sabanga (Sangbanga), Wada (Ouadda). |
| Classification | Niger-Congo, Atlantic-Congo, Volta-Congo, North, Adamawa-Ubangi, Ubangi, Banda, Central, Central Core, Banda-Mbres |
Also spoken in:
Sudan
| Language name | Banda-Mbrès |
| Region | South, Sopo, near Central African Republic border. Refugees in Khartoum. |
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Sudan |
| Alternate names | Banda of Mbrés, Banda-Mbre |
| Dialects | Buka (Bouka), Mbre (Mbere, Mbele), Moruba (Morouba, Maraba), Sabanga (Sangbanga), Wada (Ouadda). |
Entries from the SIL Bibliography about this language:
Academic Publications
BILAL, Clement Murba Wau, author. 2004. "The Adamawa - Ubangi languages in Sudan."
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