Manya language
Manya (ISO 639-3 code mzj) is a language of the Mande family spoken in Guinea and Liberia.
Facts
| ISO 639-3 code | mzj |
|---|---|
| Glottocode | many1261 |
| Family | Mande |
| Area | Africa |
| Countries | Guinea, Liberia |
Manya words
- a
- allakabõ
- bala
- boo
- butu
- bu̲ku
- bu̲lubala
- bɔɔ
- bɛlɛ
- cama
- cɛ
- da
- dafɛ
- da̲agbolo
- dila
- dinye
- diya
- di̲ini
- doobõ
- dunu
- duu
- dɔlɔtɔlɔ
- dɔlɔtɔlɔbõ
- dɔ̲ɔni
Related languages
Other Mande languages, nearest first.
- Bambara14,000,000 speakers
- Zialo25,000 speakers
- Eastern Maninkakan
- Mahou
- Mandinka
- Dyula12,000,000 speakers
- Koro (Côte d'Ivoire)40,000 speakers
- Kagoro15,000 speakers
- Bankagooma6,000 speakers
- Sininkere6,000 speakers
- Shanga5,000 speakers
- Jeri Kuo1,500 speakers
More about Manya
Classification, area and countries: Glottolog (CC BY 4.0). Speaker numbers are estimates and differ between sources.