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Ngando language

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Bantu language spoken in DR Congo

For the macrolanguage of the Central African Republic, seeNgando language (Central African Republic).

Ngando
Longandu
Native to	DR Congo
Ethnicity	Ngando
Native speakers	(220,000 cited 1995)^[1] (presumably includes 55,000 speakers (1993) of Lalia^[2] dialect)
Language family	Niger–Congo? Atlantic–Congo Benue–Congo Bantoid Bantu (Zone C) Soko–Kele (C.50–60) Ngando
Language codes
ISO 639-3	`nxd` – inclusive code Individual code: `lal` – Lalia
Glottolog	`ngan1302`
Guthrie code	`C.63, 62`^[3]

Ngando is aBantu language in theSoko-Kele languages group that is spoken by theNgando people in theDemocratic Republic of Congo.

^Ngando atEthnologue (18th ed., 2015)(subscription required)
Lalia atEthnologue (18th ed., 2015)(subscription required)
^Hammarström (2015) Ethnologue 16/17/18th editions: a comprehensive review: online appendices
^Jouni Filip Maho, 2009.New Updated Guthrie List Online

Zone C

C10	C11Ngondi C12aPande C12bBogongo C13Mbati C14Mbomotaba C15Bongili C16Lobala [C101Dibole C102Ngando C103Kota C104Yaka C105Mbenga C141Enyele C142Bondongo C143Mbonzo C161Bomboli C162Bozaba
C20	C21Mboko C22Akwa C23[21]Ngare C24Koyo C25Mbosi C26Kwala C27Kuba [C201Bwenyi
C30	C31aLoi C31bNgiri C31cNunu C32Bobangi C33Sengele C34Sakata C35aNtomba C35bBolia C36aPoto C36bMpesa C36cMbudza C36dMangala C36eBoloki C36fKangana C36gNdolo C37Buja [C301Doko C302Bolondo C311Mabaale C312Ndoobo C313Litoka C314Balobo C315Enga C321Binza C322Dzamba C323Mpama C371Tembo C372Kunda C373Gbuta C374Babale
C40	C41Ngombe C42Bwela C43Bati C44Boa C45Angba [C401Pagibete C403Kango C411Bomboma C412Bamwe C413Dzando C414Ligendza C415Likula C441Bango
C50	C51Mbesa C52So C53Poke C54Lombo C55Kele C56Foma [C501Likile C502Linga
C60	C61aNortheast Mongo C61bNorthwest Mongo C62Lalia [C63Ngando C611Bafoto
C70	C71Tetela C72Kusu C73Nkutu C74Yela C75Kela C76Ombo [C701Langa
C80	C81Dengese C82Songomeno C83Busoong C84Lele C85Wongo

Zone D

D10	D11Mbole D12Lengola D13Metoko D14Enya [D141Zura
D20	D21Bali D22Amba D23Komo D24Songola D25Lega D26Zimba D27Bangubangu D28aWest Holoholo D28bEast Holoholo [D201Liko D211Kango D251Lega-Malinga D281Tumbwe D282Lumbwe
D30	D31Peri D32Bira D33Nyali [D301Kari D302Guru D303Ngbinda D304Homa D305Nyanga-li D306Gbati-ri D307Mayeka D308Bodo D311Bila D312Kaiku D313Ibutu D331Bvanuma D332Budu D333Ndaaka D334Mbo D335Beeke D336Ngbee
[J]D40	[J]D41Konzo [J]D42Ndandi [J]D43Nyanga
[J]D50	[J]D51Hunde [J]D52Haavu [J]D53Nyabungu [J]D54Bembe [J]D55Buyi [J]D56Kabwari [JD501Nyindu [J]JD502Yaka [J]JD531Tembo
[J]D60	[J]D61Ruanda [J]D62Rundi [J]D63Fuliiro [J]D64Shubi [J]D65Hangaza [J]D66Ha [J]D67Vinza [JD631Vira

TheGuthrie classification is geographic and its groupings do not imply a relationship between the languages within them.

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