Matakam
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- The Matakam language is primarily spoken in the Mayo-Tsanaga division of Cameroon.
Examples
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Many people in Mokolo speak Matakam fluently.
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Several linguists have studied the grammar and vocabulary of Matakam.
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Children in rural communities often grow up speaking Matakam at home.
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The Matakam language has unique phonetic features.
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Many people in Mokolo speak Matakam fluently.
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Children in rural communities often grow up speaking Matakam at home.
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The Matakam language is primarily spoken in the Mayo-Tsanaga division of Cameroon.
Synonyms
A language spoken in northern Cameroon, mainly south of Lake Chad
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Matakam is the name of a people and their language in the Lake Chad area of West Africa, mainly in northern Cameroon. It simply means the 'language of the Matakam people', much like 'French' names the language of people from France.