- Gwere, or
Lugwere, is the
language spoken by the
Gwere people (Bagwere), a
Bantu people found in the
eastern part of Uganda. It has a
close dialectical...
-
Regions with
significant po****tions
Uganda Languages Luganda, Lusoga,
Lugwere,
Hebrew Religion Judaism Related ethnic groups Baganda, Bagwere, Basoga...
- s****s
Kyoga like; Baluli, Bakenye,
Balamogi have a
similar language to
Lugwere.
Their initial area of
settlement has
shrunk considerably as the Iteso...
- (2.7 million)
Runyoro (1,273,000)
Konjo (1,118,000)
Rutooro (1,111,000)
Lugwere (816,000)
Kinyarwanda (750,000)
Samia (684,000)
Ruuli (250,000) Talinga...
- Ateso, Kumam, Lumasaba, Lunyole-Lusamia, Lugwe, Adhola,
Kupsabiny and
Lugwere).
These networks are
grouped according to the
primary languages spoken...
-
Ladefoged et al. 1972;
Roscoe 1915 JE10: Nyoro-Ganda
group JE17 gwr
Gwere (
Lugwere)
Ladefoged et al. 1972 JE10: Nyoro-Ganda
group JE18 - West
Nyala Kanyoro...
- for
those from
Namutumba who are Basoga. They
speak Luganda,
Lusoga or
Lugwere,
although some have
learned Hebrew as well. The
British Uganda Programme...
-
Northeast Bantu Great Lakes Bantu West
Nyanza North Nyanza Proto-language Proto-North
Nyanza Subdivisions Luganda Lugwere Lusoga Singa Glottolog nort3220...
- for
those from
Namutumba who are Basoga. They
speak Luganda,
Lusoga or
Lugwere,
although some have
learned Hebrew as well. In
November 2017
Chabad opened...
-
Zambia and the DRC), Haya (in Tanzania), and
Luganda of the
Baganda and
Lugwere of the
Gwere people (in Uganda). In Uganda,
Luganda is
spoken in the central...
