Mundang is anMbum language of southernChad and northernCameroon, spoken by theMundang people.

The Gelama dialect of Cameroon may be a separate language.

Mundang, spoken in Cameroon by 44,700 speakers (SIL 1982), is mainly spoken inMayo-Kani department, Far North Region, in the communes of Mindif, Moulvouday, and Kaélé. It is also spoken to a lesser extent in the south ofMayo-Kebi, in the east ofBibemi commune (Bénoué department, Northern Region), towards the Chadian border. Mundang of Lere (in Chad) and Mundang of Cameroon (centered in Lara and Kaélé) are highly similar.^[2]

• /ɓ,ɗ/ may also be heard as laryngealized[ɓ̰,ɗ̰] among speakers.
• /ʔw/ can also be heard as two laryngealized allophones[ʔv̰,ʔw̰].
• Sounds/ɓ,k/ may be heard as fricatives[β,ɣ] in intervocalic positions.
• /h,w/ may be heard as palatal[ç,ɥ] when preceding/i/.
• /ɾ/ can also range to a retroflex[ɽ] among dialects or a trill[r] when geminated.

• /ə/ may also range to a close[ɨ].^[3][4]

Nasalization is marked by a tilde: ã, ẽ, ə̃, ĩ, õ

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