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Zialo (self-identification Ziolo) is a
language spoken by the
Zialo people in Guinea. The
language of
Zialo which belongs to the
Southwestern group of...
- The
Zialo are an
ethnic group of Guinea. It is also the
language traditionally spoken by
these people. Po****tion is
estimated at 25,000
Zialo is a Southwestern...
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groups make up the
remaining 16% of the po****tion,
including Kpelle, Kissi,
Zialo, Toma and others. In 2017
approximately 10,000 non-Africans
lived in Guinea...
- 105,250 Guinea 14,000
Languages Gbandi Religion Gbandi religion, Islam,
Christianity Related ethnic groups Loko, Mende, Kpelle, Loma,
Zialo, Gola, Vai...
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Languages Loko • Krio •
English Religion Islam 70%,
Christianity 20%,
Indigenous beliefs 10%
Related ethnic groups Mende, Loma, Gbandi, Kpelle,
Zialo, Gola...
- Niger–Congo ?
Mande Western Mande Southwestern Mende–Loma Mende–Bandi Bandi–
Zialo Gbandi Dialects Tahamba Wawoma Vukoha Hasala Lukasu Hembeh Writing system...
- Soninke) Tura
people (Côte d'Ivoire) Vai
people (Liberia,
Sierra Leone) Wan
people (Côte d'Ivoire)
Yaure people (Côte d'Ivoire)
Zialo people (Guinea)...
- has
seven oral
vowels and only five
nasal ones. However, the
language of
Zialo has a
nasal equivalent for each of its
seven oral vowels. The
large majority...
- burn siŋgae, siŋgato to come kua to
count ataito,
atiato to cry ziaʔo,
zialo to cut, hack kombue, kombuto, paŋgoe, paŋgoilo, rupe to die, be dead vou...
- Guinea. Loma, or Toma,
spoken by
around 300,000 in
Guinea and Liberia.
Zialo, once
classified as a
dialect of Loma,
spoken by
around 25,000
around Macenta...
