Kaba
A language of Central African Republic
| Population | 72,000 in Central African Republic (1996). Population total all countries: 83,000. |
| Region | Paoua and Marounda subprefectures. Also in Chad. |
| Language map |
Central African Republic, reference number 28 |
| Alternate names | Kabba, Sara, Sara Kaba |
| Classification | Nilo-Saharan, Central Sudanic, West, Bongo-Bagirmi, Sara-Bagirmi, Sara, Sara Proper |
| Language development | Bible portions: 2005–2006. |
| Writing system | Latin script. |
| Comments | Different from Kaba Deme [kwg], Sara Kaba Náà [kwv], Kulfa [kxj] (Kaba So), Sara Kaba [sbz], Laka [lap] (Kabba Laka), or Kaba [bcq] of Ethiopia, a dialect of Bench. |
Also spoken in:
Chad
| Language name | Kaba |
| Population | 11,000 in Chad (Welmers 1971). |
| Region | Logone Oriental region, La Nya Pendé Department, Goré Subprefecture, around Goré and to the southeast. |
| Language map |
Southwestern Chad, reference number 113 |
| Alternate names | Kaba de Baibokoum, Kaba de Paoua, Kabba, Western Kaba |
| Comments | Different from Kaba Deme [kwg], Sara Kaba Náà [kwv], Kulfa [kxj], or Laka [lap]. |
Entries from the SIL Bibliography about this language:
Academic Publications
MOSER, Rosmarie, editor. 2009. Kabba Folk Tales and Proverbs.
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STALDER, Jürg; STALDER, Ruth, authors. 1999. "Rapport d’enquête sociolinguistique: première évaluation parmi les Kaba."
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