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Central Sudanic

63 languages

Central Sudanic is a language family of 63 languages; the most are spoken in Chad, Congo - Kinshasa, South Sudan, Central African Republic, and Uganda.

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Sara-Bongo-BagirmiMoru-MadiMembi-Mangbutu-EfeMangbetu-AsuaLenduic

Central Sudanic is a family of about sixty languages that have been included in the proposed Nilo-Saharan language family. Central Sudanic languages are spoken in the Central African Republic, Chad, Sudan, South Sudan, Uganda, and Congo (DRC). They include the pygmy languages Efé and Asoa.

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All languages in the family

Sara-Bongo-Bagirmi39
SBB Occidental30
Nuclear SBB Occidental29
Saraic25
Sara Central12
Sara Central Logone-Chari6
Bediondo3
Sido3
Sara Central Chari3
Sara Central Logone3
Gore2
Bagirmic7
Morom-Jaya-Naba5
Naba-Berakou2
Bayo-Morom2
Sara Peripherique6
Barh Keita4
Sara-Kaba3
Koulfaic2
Fer-Gula2
Nduga-Luto2
Baka-Beli7
Morokodo-Beli6
Gberi-Morokodo-Mittu3
Lori2
Moru-Madi10
Central Moru-Madi6
Avokayic4
Kalikoic2
Lugbaric2
Southern Moru-Madi3
Membi-Mangbutu-Efe8
Mangbutu-Efe6
Baleseic5
Nuclear Baleseic3
Mangbetu-Asua3
Mangbetuic2
Lenduic3
Bale2

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