Sokoro
- proper noun
- The Sokoro language is mainly spoken in the Guera region of Chad.
Examples
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Linguists have documented many traditional songs in Sokoro.
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Many children in Chad learn Sokoro at home.
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Efforts are being made to preserve Sokoro as it faces the threat of extinction.
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The Sokoro language is rich in proverbs.
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Many children in Chad learn Sokoro at home, as it is an important part of their culture.
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Efforts are being made to preserve Sokoro, a Chadic language spoken mainly in the Guera Region.
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Linguists have documented many traditional stories in Sokoro, highlighting its unique vocabulary.
Synonyms
A language spoken in the Guera region of Chad, especially in Bahr Signaka
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Sokoro is the name of a language and comes from the people who speak it in the Guera region of Chad. A helpful way to remember it is to think of English or Japanese, which are also named for the people or place, so Sokoro simply means 'the language of the Sokoro people'.