Quay
| Kaje (Jju) | ||
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Spoken in |
Nigeria | |
| speaker | 300,000 | |
| Linguistic classification |
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| Language codes | ||
| ISO 639-3 | ||
The Kaje language (also called kache , Jju and kajji ; ISO code is kaj) is a platoid Niger-Congo language used by 300,000 people in the Nigerian state of Kaduna .
The ethnic group who speak this language as their mother tongue are known as Kaje, Kajji, Kache, Jju, and Baju, but are called Bajju and live in houses on the grassy savannah in the volcanic hills of the Zangon Katab district .
The language is a Benue-Congo language , and belongs to the narrower group of plateau languages .