Kru languages
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Names and connections
Krou languages
- Broader: Côte d'Ivoire--Languages
- Broader: Liberia--Languages
- Broader: Niger-Congo languages
- Narrower: Ahizi language
- Narrower: Bakwé language
- Narrower: Bassa language (Liberia and Sierra Leone)
- Narrower: Bete language
- Narrower: Dewoin language
- Narrower: Dida language
- Narrower: Godié language
- Narrower: Grebo language
- Narrower: Kouya language
- Narrower: Krahn language
- Narrower: Kru language
- Narrower: Kuwaa language
- Narrower: Neyo language
- Narrower: Ngere language
- Narrower: Nyabwa language
- Narrower: Tepo language
- Narrower: Vata language
- Narrower: Wobe language
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