Mbonga

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Mboa (Mbonga)

Spoken in

Cameroon
speaker 0
Linguistic
classification

Niger-Congo

Language codes
ISO 639-3

xmb

The Mboa , also known as Mbonga , is a now extinct jarawoide language of Cameroon .

In 2000 the language still had 1,490 speakers. However, they all switched to adopting the Cameroonian official language, French .

The mbonga is a prime example of the dying of languages around the world.

Individual evidence

  1. (Blench 2011)
  2. Mbonga . In: Ethnologue . (English, ethnologue.com [accessed August 19, 2017]).