Bwanga
Bwanga is a Bantu language spoken primarily in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Africa. It belongs to the Luba languages, a subgroup of the larger Bantu language family. While it is mainly spoken in the Kasai-Oriental Province of the DRC, there may be speakers in neighboring regions.
Bwanga is considered a spoken language, and most individuals learn it from a young age, often as
Like many Bantu languages, Bwanga uses a system of suffixes and prefixes to convey meaning. It is
As a regional language, Bwanga plays a significant role in the cultural identity of its speakers. It
Despite its importance in the region, Bwanga is not typically used as a national or official language
Limited documentation exists for Bwanga, and as a result, there is no standardized orthography or corpus of
The linguistic status of Bwanga within the region can be subject to change, influenced by socio-economic, cultural,