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Gã language

Gã, also spelled Ga or Gan, is a Kwa language, part of the Niger–Congo family, spoken in Ghana, mainly in and around the capital Accra, by the Gã people. It is very closely related to Dangme, and together they form the Gã–Dangme branch. There are also some speakers in Togo, Benin and western Nigeria.[not verified in body] It has a phonemic distinction…

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Writing system

Christian Jacob ProttenGold Coast Euro-AfricanMoravianJohannes ZimmermannCarl Christian Reindorf
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Classification

Gã peopleOwoo
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Phonology

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Oral literature

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Ethnicity
Ga
Glottolog
gaaa1244
ISO 639-2
gaa
ISO 639-3
gaa
Language family
Atlantic–CongoVolta-CongoKwaGa–DangmeGa · Volta-CongoKwaGa–DangmeGa · KwaGa–DangmeGa · Ga–DangmeGa · Ga
Native speakers
745,000 (2016)

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Gã language

Nodes31
Edges30
Triples15
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.064516
Components1

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Gã language

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Language family · 5
Gã language → Atlantic–CongoVolta-CongoKwaGa–DangmeGa, Ga, Ga–DangmeGa, KwaGa–DangmeGa, Volta-CongoKwaGa–DangmeGa
Ethnicity · 1
Gã language → Ga
Glottolog · 1
Gã language → gaaa1244
ISO 639-2 · 1
Gã language → gaa
ISO 639-3 · 1
Gã language → gaa
Native speakers · 1
Gã language → 745,000 (2016)
Native to · 1
Gã language → Ghana
Official language in · 1
Gã language → None; Government-sponsored language in Ghana.
Pronunciation · 1
Gã language → [ɡã]
Region · 1
Gã language → South-eastern Ghana, around Accra

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ga gã ghana language accra ipa also symbols languages family kwa writing african vowel dangme vowels see may niger congo

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Gã languageEthnicityGa1.00infobox
Gã languageGlottologgaaa12441.00infobox
Gã languageISO 639-2gaa1.00infobox
Gã languageISO 639-3gaa1.00infobox
Gã languageLanguage familyAtlantic–CongoVolta-CongoKwaGa–DangmeGa1.00infobox
Gã languageLanguage familyVolta-CongoKwaGa–DangmeGa1.00infobox
Gã languageLanguage familyKwaGa–DangmeGa1.00infobox
Gã languageLanguage familyGa–DangmeGa1.00infobox
Gã languageLanguage familyGa1.00infobox
Gã languageNative speakers745,000 (2016)1.00infobox
Gã languageNative toGhana1.00infobox
Gã languageOfficial language inNone; Government-sponsored language in Ghana.1.00infobox
Gã languagePronunciation[ɡã]1.00infobox
Gã languageRegionSouth-eastern Ghana, around Accra1.00infobox
Gã languageWriting systemLatin (Ga alphabet) Ghanaian braille1.00infobox

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