- The
Karaboro languages are
spoken in
Burkina Faso by
approximately 65,000
people (SIL 1995/1991). They
belong to the
Senufo subfamily, but are separated...
- (Kler), or
Eastern Karaboro, is a
central Senufo language of
Burkina Faso. Kar
speakers have
moderate comprehension of
Western Karaboro, but the reverse...
- Syer-Tenyer, or
Western Karaboro, is a pair of
Senufo dialects of
Burkina Faso. Syer-Tenyer at
Ethnologue (25th ed., 2022) v t e...
- Mali) (460,000 speakers)
Central Senufo Karaboro languages Eastern Karaboro (Kar) (40,000 speakers)
Western Karaboro (Syer-Tenyer) (30,000 speakers) Senari...
- are a
series of
waterfalls close to Banfora. The
first settlers were the
Karaboro who with the
Gouin and
Turkas constitute the city's main
ethnic groups...
- sign is also used as tone
letter in the
orthographies of Dan, Krumen,
Karaboro, Mwan, Wan, Yaouré, Wè,
Nyabwa and Godié. The
Unicode character used for...
-
Senufo as a whole, the
Senari languages are
thought to be most
closely related to the
Karaboro languages.
PanAfrican L10n page on Senufo-Senari v t e...
- in Côte d'Ivoire and Suppire( also
spelt Supyire) in Mali, as well as
Karaboro in
Burkina Faso.
Within each group,
numerous subdivisions use
their own...
- Senufo,
Karaboro Eastern Karaboro (2) nɔ̀nī syã̀ŋ tã̀ã tésyàr / résyàr bwà kwāy kwásĩ̀ĩ kwátã̀à kwàrésyàr sẽ̄nsyē Senufo,
Karaboro Western Karaboro nɔ̀ni...
-
Kudmali 库马利语 kyx I/L
Rapoisi kyy I/L
Kambaira kyz I/L Kayabí kayabí kza I/L
Karaboro,
Western kzb I/L
Kaibobo kzc I/L Kulango,
Bondoukou kzd I/L
Kadai kze I/L...
