Kwasio is a Bantu language spoken by about 70,000 people along the coast of south western Cameroon and north western Equatorial Guinea by the Kwasio, Ngumba, Mabi and Gyele peoples. In Cameroon, it is spoken particularly in the towns of Kribi and Lolodorf in the Océan Department in the southwest of the South Province, and in Equatorial Guinea it is spoken mainly around Bata and south of Rio Benito in the north of the Litoral Province.
Kwasio is also known as Ngumba, Ngoumba, Mabi, Mabea, Mgoumba, Mvumbo, Bisio, Bujeba, Gyele or Kola, which also the names of dialects of Kwasio. The Bujeba, Gyele and Kola dialects are classified as separate languages by some linguists.
Download an alphabet chart for Kwasio (Excel)
Details of the Kwasio alphabet provided by Wolfram Siegel (PDF)
Bo miung bo ka'g kwasio, vi nsangsa ywa pu'g fang kiel vii kwasio, lungsi, na zir kalar Nzambi kiel zii ri. Ywa, bi ki kue mam momea ma gyue'g na kiel vii, mbpi bigia, bi yigur, bi kalar bi gigsi tsila kiel, na mbpua mam ma'g ngka.
Source: https://www.kwasio.com/
Welcome to the Kwasio website, this site works to consolidate the achievements of the Kwasio ethnic group, the development of the language and the translation of the Bible. In this site you will find all the richness of our people, through: images, videos, music, texts and much more.
Source: https://www.kwasio.com/fr/bienvenue
Information about Kwasio
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kwasio_language
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kwasio
https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Idioma_kwasio
http://www.language-archives.org/language/nmg
https://www.kwasio.com/fr/bienvenue
https://lingweb.eva.mpg.de/channumerals/Kwasio.htm
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