Ubangi languages
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Names and connections
Eastern languages (Africa); Oubanguien languages; Ubangian languages
- Broader: Niger-Congo languages
- Narrower: Baka language (Cameroon and Gabon)
- Narrower: Banda languages
- Narrower: Bangandu language
- Narrower: Banziri language
- Narrower: Feroge languages
- Narrower: Gbaya language (Ubangi)
- Narrower: Ma language (Democratic Republic of the Congo)
- Narrower: Mayogo language
- Narrower: Monzombo language
- Narrower: Mundu language (South Sudan and Democratic Republic of the Congo)
- Narrower: Ndogo-Sere languages
- Narrower: Ndunga language
- Narrower: Ngbaka language
- Narrower: Ngbaka ma'bo language
- Narrower: Ngbandi languages
- Narrower: Sango language (Ubangi Creole)
- Narrower: Zande languages
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