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Sigma KEE - KitubaLanguage
KitubaLanguage(kituba language)

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(documentation KitubaLanguage EnglishLanguage "The KitubaLanguage is a KongoBasedCreoleLanguage of the DemocraticRepublicOfCongo. SIL code: KTU. ISO 639-2: crp. Population: 4,200,000 (1990 UBS), 5,000,000 including second language users (1989 Mufwene). Region: Orientale and southern Bandundu provinces. Alternate names: KIKONGO-KUTUBA, KIKONGO SIMPLIFIE, KIKONGO YA LETA, KILETA, KIKONGO COMMERCIAL, KIBULAMATADI. Dialects: IKELEVE, WESTERN KITUBA, EASTERN KITUBA. Comments: A creole based on the KiKongo dialect spoken in Manianga area (Bas-Congo), but unintelligible to speakers of it or other Kikongo dialects. Influenced by Lingala, French, restructured Swahili, Portuguese, and other local dialects. Munukutuba of Congo is closely related. Means of communication among various language groups. Bible 1990.(extract from http:/ / www.ethnologue.com/ )") Languages.kif 2419-2429
(externalImage KitubaLanguage "http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/ c/ c3/ LanguageMap-Kikongo-Kituba.png") pictureList.kif 8560-8560
(instance KitubaLanguage KongoBasedCreoleLanguage) Languages.kif 2418-2418 Kituba language is an instance of kongo based creole language

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(termFormat ChineseLanguage KitubaLanguage "Kituba语言") domainEnglishFormat.kif 32659-32659
(termFormat ChineseTraditionalLanguage KitubaLanguage "Kituba語言") domainEnglishFormat.kif 32658-32658
(termFormat EnglishLanguage KitubaLanguage "kituba language") domainEnglishFormat.kif 32657-32657


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