Sango
- noun
- Many people in the Central African Republic speak Sango.
Examples
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She learned Sango after moving to the Central African Republic for her work.
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Many people in Chad use Sango to communicate with others who speak different native languages.
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Linguists have studied the spread of Sango as a major trade language across central Africa.
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Do you understand Sango?
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Many people in Chad use Sango to communicate with others who speak different native languages.
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Linguists have studied the spread of Sango as a major trade language across central Africa.
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She learned Sango after moving to the Central African Republic for her work.
Synonyms
A trade language that people use in the Central African Republic and nearby countries
Compounds
A trade language that people use in the Central African Republic and nearby countries
Surface Forms
Etymology
Sango comes from a local name for a people or place that helped the language spread, much like English is named after England. So Sango is the name given to the common 'trade language' people use to talk across many different native languages in central Africa.