Languages
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- English
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- Fang
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- Fulfulde, Nigerian
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- Tiv
- To
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- Twendi
- Usaghade
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- Wawa
- Weh
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- Wushi
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Scripture Status
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Ncane
- Alternate names: Cane, Nchane, Nchaney, Nchanti, Ntshanti
- Scriptures published: None
- Literacy: Literacy rate in first language: 0%. Literacy program started 2011. Schooling is in English [eng]. Not taught in primary schools. N
- Primary country: Cameroon
- Region: North West Region, Donga-Mantung division, Misaje subdivision, west of Nkambe, Nkanchi, Nfume, Chunge, Bem, Kibbo, and Mungong villages; Menchum division, Bum subdivision
- Religion: Christian, traditional religion
- Livelihood: Agriculturalists; traders
- Number of users: 15,500
(data from Ethnologue and other sources)
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