Babanki

Babanki
Spoken in	Cameroon
speaker	22,500
Linguistic ; classification	Niger-Congo Atlantic – Congo Benue – Congo Bantoid languages Grasslands ring center; ; ; ; ; babanki ;
Language codes
ISO 639-3	bbk

The Babanki (also finge, kedjom, kejeng, kejom, kidzem, kidzom; ISO 639-3: bbk) is a bantoide language , from the ethnic group of the Babanki from the culture region Grasslands of Cameroon in Cameroon Region Northwest is spoken by 22,500 people .

The language is one of the central ring languages within the group of grassland languages . The speakers are increasingly adopting Cameroonian pidgine English - and, over time, the official language, English - as their mother tongue. The main places where the language is spoken are: Kejom-Ketingo and Kejom-Keku.

Web links

Ethnologue

Individual evidence

↑ bbk
↑ (2000 SIL)
↑ Ethnologue

[1] ↑ bbk

[2] (2000 SIL)

[3] Ethnologue