Angola--Languages
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Names and connections
- Narrower: Chokwe language
- Narrower: Diriku language
- Narrower: Holu language
- Narrower: Kimbundu language
- Narrower: Kongo language
- Narrower: Koongo dialect (Western Kongo)
- Narrower: Kuanyama language
- Narrower: Kung-Ekoka language
- Narrower: Kwangali language
- Narrower: Laadi language
- Narrower: Luchazi language
- Narrower: Lunda language
- Narrower: Luvale language
- Narrower: Luyana language
- Narrower: Mbangala language
- Narrower: Mbunda language (Angola and Zambia)
- Narrower: Ndonga language
- Narrower: Nkumbi language
- Narrower: Northwestern !Kung language
- Narrower: Solongo dialect
- Narrower: Songo language (Angola)
- Narrower: Suundi language
- Narrower: Umbundu language
- Narrower: Yaka language (Democratic Republic of the Congo and Angola)
- Narrower: Yombe language (Central Africa)
- Narrower: Zombo dialect
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Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 10126497693837706752 · morton4x16-v1
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