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Kunama language

The Kunama language is spoken by the Kunama people of the Gash-Barka Region in western Eritrea and just across the Ethiopian border. It is a member of the eponymous language family, which is included as part of the proposed wider Nilo-Saharan language family, though it is distantly related to the other languages, if at all.[citation needed] The language…

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Dialects
Barka (Berka) · Marda · Aymasa · Tika (Lakatakura-Tika) · Sokodasa
Ethnicity
Kunama
Glottolog
kuna1268
ISO 639-3
kun
Language family
KunamaKunama · Kunama
Native speakers
180,000 (2022)

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Kunama language

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Edges16
Triples17
Avg. degree1.88
Density0.117647
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Kunama language

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Dialects · 7
Kunama language → Aymasa, Barka (Berka), Marda, Sokodasa, Takazze-Setit, Tigray, Tika (Lakatakura-Tika)
Language family · 2
Kunama language → Kunama, KunamaKunama
Ethnicity · 1
Kunama language → Kunama
Glottolog · 1
Kunama language → kuna1268
ISO 639-3 · 1
Kunama language → kun
Native speakers · 1
Kunama language → 180,000 (2022)
Native to · 1
Kunama language → Eritrea, Ethiopia
Recognised minority language in · 1
Kunama language → Eritrea
Region · 1
Kunama language → western Eritrea, northern Ethiopia
Writing system · 1
Kunama language → Latin

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kunama language languages eritrea including nilo-saharan bender latin region western family dialects barka marda tika sokodasa takazze-setit tigray lionel phonology

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Kunama languageDialectsBarka (Berka)1.00infobox
Kunama languageDialectsMarda1.00infobox
Kunama languageDialectsAymasa1.00infobox
Kunama languageDialectsTika (Lakatakura-Tika)1.00infobox
Kunama languageDialectsSokodasa1.00infobox
Kunama languageDialectsTakazze-Setit1.00infobox
Kunama languageDialectsTigray1.00infobox
Kunama languageEthnicityKunama1.00infobox
Kunama languageGlottologkuna12681.00infobox
Kunama languageISO 639-3kun1.00infobox
Kunama languageLanguage familyKunamaKunama1.00infobox
Kunama languageLanguage familyKunama1.00infobox
Kunama languageNative speakers180,000 (2022)1.00infobox
Kunama languageNative toEritrea, Ethiopia1.00infobox
Kunama languageRecognised minority language inEritrea1.00infobox
Kunama languageRegionwestern Eritrea, northern Ethiopia1.00infobox
Kunama languageWriting systemLatin1.00infobox

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