Mazagway
A language of Cameroon
| Population | 17,000 (1997). |
| Region | North Province, Mayo-Louti Division, northwest of Guider, Mazagway: Guider, Baila, Boula Ibbi, Tam Djidde; Far North Province, southwest corner of Diamare Division, Ndoukoula District, Kpala: Dagaï; Mayo-Tsanaga Division, Mokolo Department, Hina District, Zouvoul, Mayo-Ladde. |
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Northern Cameroon, reference number 52 |
| Alternate names | Mazagway-Hidi |
| Dialects | Mazagway (Musgoi, Musgoy, Daba-Mousgoy), Kpala (Kola, Daba-Kola). |
| Classification | Afro-Asiatic, Chadic, Biu-Mandara, A, A.7 |
| Language development | Bible portions: 1972. |
| Comments | Muslim, Christian. |
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