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Camo
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Variants Chamo, Kuda-Chamo, Kudawa
Language affiliation Niger Congo
Language affiliation (details) Niger-Congo, Atlantic-Congo, Volta-Congo, Benue-Congo, Kainji, Eastern, Northern Jos, Jera.
Geographic locations Nigeria, Bauchi State, Bauchi Division, Ningi District.
Language situation Moribund language: only a few elderly speakers are left
General presentation of the language It is a language of the Kuda-Chamo cluster. It is related to the Butu-Ningi language. Like Kudu, the other language of the cluster, Camo is reported to be dying out.
Number of speakers No estimated figures
Socio-linguistic context – description Camo is the language of the Chamo ethnic group. Today, the language is probably being replaced by Hausa.
ISO standard codes (639-2 / 639-3) [KOV]
Unicode support Yes

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