Duupa

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Duupa

Spoken in

Cameroon
speaker 5,000
Linguistic
classification

Niger-Congo

Language codes
ISO 639-3

dae

The language Duupa (ISO 639-3: dae, also doupa, dupa nduupa, saa) is an Adamawa language used in the Cameroonian region north is spoken.

The language is related to the Dugun [ndu] and has a total of 5,000 speakers.

Together with the languages Dii [major] and Dugun, the Duupa forms the group Dii within the Duru languages.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. dae
  2. (1991 UBS)
  3. Ethnologue