Languages
- Amdang
- American Sign Language
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- Arabic, Chadian Spoken
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- Chadian Sign Language
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- Laal
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- Masalit
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- Mbay
- Mesme
- Migaama
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- Ubi
- Zaghawa
- Zan Gula
- Zerenkel
Scripture Status
- no Scripture
- Bible
- New Testament
- Portions
Mbay
- Alternate names: Mbai, Mbay Moissala, Mbaye, Moissala Mbai, Sara Mbai Also: in Central African Republic -- Mbai
- Scriptures published: Bible (1980) New Testament (1943) Portions (1932)
- Literacy: No information available.
- Primary country: Chad
- Region: Mandoul Region, Barh Sara department, Moïssala area. The traditional area is on the Chad and Central African Republic borders
- Also used in: Central African Republic, Nigeria
- Religion: Traditional religion, Christian, Muslim
- Number of users: 88,300 (80,000 in Chad (1990 J. Keegan); 8,300 in Central African Republic (1996))
(data from Ethnologue and other sources)
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