Abé (language)

Abé
Spoken in	Ivory Coast
speaker	approx. 200,000
Linguistic ; classification	Niger-Congo Atlantic Congo Volta Congo Kwa Nyo Agneby Abé ;
Official status
Official language in	-
Language codes
ISO 639 -1	-
ISO 639 -2	nic
ISO 639-3	ISO3 aba

Abé (also Abbé, Abbey or Abi) is an African language with around 200,000 speakers, which is assigned to the Kwa language family and is spoken in the area of Agboville ( Ivory Coast ). Abé is spoken in the entire Agboville prefecture (except in the Krobou canton ) and in the Tiassale canton in the prefecture of the same name, in a total of 70 "villages". Speakers are the Abé belonging to the Akan .

Four dialects are spoken within Abé:

Tioffo
Morie
Abbey-Ve or Abé-Ve
Kos or Khos

swell

↑ Abé (people)
↑ http://www.ethnologue.com/show_language.asp?code=aba
↑ With village (French: village ) an administrative unit is referred to in the Ivory Coast, which can be compared with the community common in German-speaking countries.
↑ Ethnologue (link in the box at "SIL")

[1] Abé (people)

[2] ttp://www.ethnologue.com/show_language.asp?code=aba

[3] With village (French: village ) an administrative unit is referred to in the Ivory Coast, which can be compared with the community common in German-speaking countries.

[4] Ethnologue (link in the box at "SIL")