Mono
A language of Democratic Republic of the Congo
| Population | 65,000 (1984 census). |
| Region | Equateur Province, Nord Ubangi, Bosobolo Territory; some in Libenge Territory. Bili is center. |
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Northern Democratic Republic of Congo |
| Alternate names | Amono |
| Dialects | Bili, Bubanda, Galaba, Kaga, Mpaka. Most similar to Togbo-Vara Banda [tor] and Gobu [gox], but quite different ethnically from Togbo. |
| Classification | Niger-Congo, Atlantic-Congo, Volta-Congo, North, Adamawa-Ubangi, Ubangi, Banda, Central, Central Core, Mid-Southern |
| Language use | Most also use Lingala [lin] or Sango [sag]. |
| Language development | Literacy rate in L2: Low in Lingala, women below 10%. |
| Writing system | Latin script. |
Entries from the SIL Bibliography about this language:
Academic Publications
OLSON, Kenneth S., author. 2001. The phonology and morphology of Mono.
OLSON, Kenneth S., author. 2004. "Mono."
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OLSON, Kenneth S., author. 2005. The Phonology of Mono.
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OLSON, Kenneth S., compiler; GEANGOZO, Ama; TEMBENEKUZU, Kilio, translators; HUTTAR, Lars; KUNTZ, Judy; LIEDTKE, Marjorie Peverly; OLSON, Roger E.; SCHRAG, Barb; SCHRAG, Brian E., facilitators. 2010. Mono 2000-item digital wordlist: presentation form.
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OLSON, Kenneth S.; SCHRAG, Brian E., authors. 2000. "An overview of Mono phonology."
Vernacular Publications
ˀBœ̀ yí ndœ́ kœ́gèrœ̀ t́œ́nœ̀ à?. 1995.

