Wuschi

Wuschi

Gesprochen in

Kamerun
Sprecher 25.000
Linguistische
Klassifikation

Niger-Kongo

Sprachcodes
ISO 639-3 bse

Die Sprache Wuschi (ISO 639-3: bse[1]; auch babessi, pesii, sii, vesi) ist eine bantoide Sprache der Kameruner Region Nordwesten und wird von insgesamt 25.000 Personen (Stand 2008) aus dem Volk der Wuschi gesprochen.[2]

Es ist einer der vier Vertreter der südlichen Süd-Untergruppe der Ring-Sprachen und ist daher mit den anderen Sprachen der Gruppe, namentlich Vengo [bav], Kenswei-Nsei [ndb] und Bamunka [bvm] verwandt.

Einzelnachweise

  1. bse
  2. Ethnologue

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