Togo--Languages
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Names and connections
- Narrower: Adangme language
- Narrower: Adele language (Kwa)
- Narrower: Aja language (Benin and Togo)
- Narrower: Anyi language
- Narrower: Bissa language
- Narrower: Delo language
- Narrower: Ewe language
- Narrower: Fon dialect
- Narrower: Gangam language
- Narrower: Gen-Gbe dialect
- Narrower: Gã language
- Narrower: Ifè language
- Narrower: Igo language
- Narrower: Kabiye language
- Narrower: Koumongou dialect
- Narrower: Kposo language
- Narrower: Lefana language
- Narrower: Lukpa language
- Narrower: Maxi dialect
- Narrower: Miyobe language
- Narrower: Moba language
- Narrower: Nawdm language
- Narrower: Ntcham language
- Narrower: Somba language
- Narrower: Tem language
- Narrower: Western Xwla Gbe language
- Narrower: Yana dialect (Burkina Faso and Togo)
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