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Bambara
Bambara language related products and information at WorldLanguage.com. Bambara is spoken/used in Mali. [eng] |
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BAMANANKAN: a language of Mali
Ethnologue and bibliography information on BAMANANKAN. [eng] |
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African Languages: Bambara
The Bambara of Mali belongs to group of dialects or closely related languages that are collectively called ‘Manding’. Manding Dialects are found across most of western Africa, and Bambara (Manding) is one of the officially declared languages of Mali. A large part of the population uses Bambara as its mother tongue, and as secondary language it is employed to communicate nationwide. [eng] |
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The Bible in Bambara
Publishing history of OT and NT in Bambara. A sample from John's Gospel in Bambara. Part of World Scriptures. [eng] |
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Language Museum - Bambara
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OECD Macrothesaurus - BAMBARA LANGUAGE
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