mambila language
blacksmiths among the mambila once spoke somyev, a related mambiloid language, though this is nearly extinct .
mambila language. evangelism tools, church planting resources, christian songs and audio bible study materials. download free mp3s .
mambila, cameroon: ju ba language. evangelism tools, church planting resources, christian songs and audio bible study materials
nigerian mambila at ethnologue (18th ed. , 2015) camerounian mambila at ethnologue (18th ed. , 2015 )
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this is: words of life mambila, nigeria people / language movie trailer c07861 [ c07861t ] other names for this language are: bang; kaka: mambila; lagubi; mabila; mambere; mambilla; nor; nor tagbo; tongbo this language is spoken in: nigeria this movie concerns: movie movies video videos music song songs mp3 god allah jesus christ real exist exists early life crucifixion tomb bible christian christians church gospel injil hope help life global recordings network language free world language movies man men woman women for more information on this program see urltoken... ...... .
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tep is generally considered a dialect, but though tep speakers are ethnically mambila, their speech is not intelligible to other varieties .
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ju ba, sunu torbi (torbi), ju naare (mambila de gembu), langa. closely related to mvanlip [ mcj ] (magu) in nigeria. reportedly similar to mambila [ mzk ] of nigeria. a continuum of related varieties; one end unintelligible to speakers of the other. langa inherently intelligible to some, but not most others. at least 4 dialects in cameroon .
nordhoff, sebastian; hammarström, harald; forkel, robert; haspelmath, martin, eds. (2013) .
nigeria mambila
. glottolog. leipzig: max planck institute for evolutionary anthropology .
nordhoff, sebastian; hammarström, harald; forkel, robert; haspelmath, martin, eds. (2013) .
cameroon mambila
. glottolog. leipzig: max planck institute for evolutionary anthropology .
barup. nearly every village has a separate dialect, forming a chain. dialect centers are bang, dorofi, gembu, hainari, kabri, mayo ndaga, mbamnga, tamien, tepo, warwar. reportedly similar to mambila [ mcu ] of cameroon .
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mambila is a bantoid dialect chain stretching across nigeria and cameroon. notable dialects are barup, bang, dorofi, gembu, hainari, kabri, mayo ndaga, mbamnga, tamien, warwar (in nigeria); ju ba, sunu torbi (torbi), ju naare (gembu), langa (in cameroun). it goes by numerous names, which, besides the dialectical names, include bea, ble, juli, lagubi, nor, nor tagbo, tongbo, and the spellings mabila, mambere, mambilla .
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adamawa region: northwest mayo - banyo division, banyo and bankim subdivisions on nigeria border; north west region: eastern donga - mantung division .
this web edition of the ethnologue may be cited as: simons, gary f. and charles d. fennig (eds .). 2018. ethnologue: languages of the world, twenty - first edition. dallas, texas: sil international. online version: urltoken .
these recordings are designed for evangelism and basic bible teaching to bring the gospel message to people who are not literate or are from oral cultures, particularly unreached people groups .
collection of related audio bible stories and evangelistic messages. they explain salvation, and may also give basic christian teaching. previously titled' words of life'. (a32030) .
short audio bible stories and evangelistic messages that explain salvation and give basic christian teaching. each program is a customised and culturally relevant selection of scripts, and may include songs and music. (a06880) .
other information: understand tikar, close to mvanlip, mam. : nig. ; muslim. ; bible portions .
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- few evangelicals and few who identify as christians. little, if any, history of christianity .
- few evangelicals, but many who identify as christians. in great need of spiritual renewal and commitment to biblical faith .
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mambila is a dialect chain stretching across nigeria and cameroon . it is one of the mambiloid languages , a branch of benue – congo . notable dialects are barup , bang , dorofi , gembu , hainari , kabri , mayo ndaga , mbamnga , tamien , warwar ( in nigeria ) ; sunu torbi ( torbi ) , ju naare ( gembu ) , and in cameroon , ju ba and langa . mambila goes by numerous names , which , besides the dialectical names , include bea , ble , juli , lagubi , nor , nor tagbo , tongbo , and the spellings mabila , mambere , mambilla . tep is generally considered a dialect by those in tep and by speakers of other varieties of mambila , but though tep speakers are ethnically mambila , their speech is not intelligible to other varieties . in terms of linguistic classification it may be more accurate to call it a different mambiloid language . see connell references below . blacksmiths among the mambila once spoke somyev , a related mambiloid language , though this is nearly extinct . 
mambila is a dialect chain stretching across nigeria and cameroon. it is one of the mambiloid languages, a branch of benue – congo. notable dialects are barup, bang, dorofi, gembu, hainari, kabri, mayo ndaga, mbamnga, tamien, warwar (in nigeria); sunu torbi (torbi), ju naare (gembu), and in cameroon, ju ba and langa. mambila goes by numerous names, which, besides the dialectical names, include bea, ble, juli, lagubi, nor, nor tagbo, tongbo, and the spellings mabila, mambere, mambilla. tep is generally considered a dialect by those in tep and by speakers of other varieties of mambila, but though tep speakers are ethnically mambila, their speech is not intelligible to other varieties. in terms of linguistic classification it may be more accurate to call it a different mambiloid language. see connell references below. blacksmiths among the mambila once spoke somyev, a related mambiloid language, though this is nearly extinct.
mambila is a dialect chain stretching across nigeria and cameroon. it is one of the mambiloid languages, a branch of benue – congo. notable dialects are barup, bang, dorofi, gembu, hainari, kabri, mayo ndaga, mbamnga, tamien, warwar (in nigeria); sunu torbi (torbi), ju naare (gembu), and in cameroon, ju ba and langa. mambila goes by numerous names, which, besides the dialectical names, include bea, ble, juli, lagubi, nor, nor tagbo, tongbo, and the spellings mabila, mambere, mambilla. tep is generally considered a dialect by those in tep and by speakers of other varieties of mambila, but though tep speakers are ethnically mambila, their speech is not intelligible to other varieties. in terms of linguistic classification it may be more accurate to call it a different mambiloid language. see connell references below. blacksmiths among the mambila once spoke somyev, a related mambiloid language, though this is nearly extinct.