- Bwa languages
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Not to be confused with Bwa language, Bwa languages (Bantu), or Kho-Bwa languages.
Bwa Bwamu, Bobo Wule Spoken in Burkina Faso, Mali Ethnicity Bwa Native speakers unknown (340,000 in Burkina (1991–2000)
100,000 in Mali cited 1976 census)Language family Niger–Congo- Atlantic–Congo
- Gur
- Northern Gur
- Bwa
- Northern Gur
- Gur
Language codes ISO 639-3 variously:
box – Bwamu (Ouarkoye Bwamu)
bwj – Láá Láá Bwamu
bwy – Cwi Bwamu (Bwamu Twi)
bmq – Bomu (Boomu)person Bwa people Bwaba language Bwamu The Bwa languages (Bwamu, Bomu) are a branch of the Gur languages spoken by over half a million Bwa people of Burkina Faso and Mali.
The Bwa people, and their languages, are one of several called Bobo (Bobo Wule/Oule = Red Bobo) in Bambara. The languages are not mutually intelligible; Ethnologue calculates that the intelligibility of the Ouarkoye and Cwi is 30%, though other varieties are closer.
Categories:- Language articles with old speaker data
- Gur languages
- Languages of Burkina Faso
- Languages of Mali
- Niger-Congo language stubs
- Atlantic–Congo
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