Uduk
A language of Ethiopia
| Population | 20,000 in Ethiopia (1995 W. James). |
| Region | Gambela region, near Gambela town, Bonga, large refugee camp. Also in Sudan. |
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Southwestern Ethiopia, reference number 81 |
| Alternate names | Burun, Kebeirka, Korara, Kumus, Kwanim Pa, Othan, Twampa |
| Classification | Nilo-Saharan, Komuz, Koman |
| Language development | NT: 1963–1983. |
| Writing system | Latin script. |
| Comments | Most came from Sudan. SVO. Traditional religion, Christian. |
Also spoken in:
Sudan
| Language name | Uduk |
| Region | North, Upper Nile Province from Belila north, south along Blue Nile Province boundary to Yabus River. |
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Sudan |
| Alternate names | Burun, Kebeirka, Korara, Kumus, Kwanim Pa, Othan, Twampa |
| Language use | All domains. All ages. |
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