Marienberg languages

The Marienberg languages (named after the town of Marienberg ) are a subgroup of the Torricelli languages spoken by around 80,000 people, spoken exclusively in the East Sepik Province in Papua New Guinea . The Marienberg languages ​​are one of the Papuan languages ​​that are not related to one another .

The Marienberg languages ​​include:

• Buna (language) ( Angoram District, 500–1000 speakers (1994))
• Bungain (2,451 speakers (1975))
• Elepi (149 speakers (1981))
• Juwal (1,444 speakers (2000))
• Kamasau / Wand Tuan ( Wewak District, 787 (1981))
• Urimo / Yaugiba (835 speakers (1981))
• Wiarumus (162 speakers (1981))