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Bono dialect

Bono, also known as Abron, Brong, and Bono Twi, is a dialect cluster within the Twi-Fante dialect continuum that is spoken by the Bono people. Bono is spoken by approximately 1.2 million people in Ghana, primarily in the Bono Region, Bono East Region, and by over 300,000 in eastern Côte d'Ivoire.

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Ethnicity
Bono
Glottolog
abro1238
ISO 639-3
abr
Language family
Atlantic–CongoVolta–CongoKwaPotou–TanoTanoAkanTwi-FanteBono–WasaBono · Volta–CongoKwaPotou–TanoTanoAkanTwi-FanteBono–WasaBono · KwaPotou–TanoTanoAkanTwi-FanteBono–WasaBono · Potou–TanoTanoAkanTwi-FanteBono–WasaBono · TanoAkanTwi-FanteBono–WasaBono
Native speakers
1.4 million (2013)
Native to
Ghana, Ivory Coast

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Relationship with other dialects of Twi-Fante

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Bono dialect

Nodes13
Edges12
Triples18
Avg. degree1.85
Density0.153846
Components1

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Bono dialect

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Language family · 9
Bono dialect → AkanTwi-FanteBono–WasaBono, Atlantic–CongoVolta–CongoKwaPotou–TanoTanoAkanTwi-FanteBono–WasaBono, Bono, Bono–WasaBono, KwaPotou–TanoTanoAkanTwi-FanteBono–WasaBono, Potou–TanoTanoAkanTwi-FanteBono–WasaBono, TanoAkanTwi-FanteBono–WasaBono, Twi-FanteBono–WasaBono, Volta–CongoKwaPotou–TanoTanoAkanTwi-FanteBono–WasaBono
Ethnicity · 1
Bono dialect → Bono
Glottolog · 1
Bono dialect → abro1238
ISO 639-3 · 1
Bono dialect → abr
Native speakers · 1
Bono dialect → 1.4 million (2013)
Native to · 1
Bono dialect → Ghana, Ivory Coast

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bono twi-fante asante dialects ghana cf vs akuapem subject explicit dialect twi spoken people translation completed testament akan abron million

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Bono dialectEthnicityBono1.00infobox
Bono dialectGlottologabro12381.00infobox
Bono dialectISO 639-3abr1.00infobox
Bono dialectLanguage familyAtlantic–CongoVolta–CongoKwaPotou–TanoTanoAkanTwi-FanteBono–WasaBono1.00infobox
Bono dialectLanguage familyVolta–CongoKwaPotou–TanoTanoAkanTwi-FanteBono–WasaBono1.00infobox
Bono dialectLanguage familyKwaPotou–TanoTanoAkanTwi-FanteBono–WasaBono1.00infobox
Bono dialectLanguage familyPotou–TanoTanoAkanTwi-FanteBono–WasaBono1.00infobox
Bono dialectLanguage familyTanoAkanTwi-FanteBono–WasaBono1.00infobox
Bono dialectLanguage familyAkanTwi-FanteBono–WasaBono1.00infobox
Bono dialectLanguage familyTwi-FanteBono–WasaBono1.00infobox
Bono dialectLanguage familyBono–WasaBono1.00infobox
Bono dialectLanguage familyBono1.00infobox
Bono dialectNative speakers1.4 million (2013)1.00infobox
Bono dialectNative toGhana, Ivory Coast1.00infobox

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