The Nzebi languages are a cluster of Bantu languages of central Africa, spoken in western Congo and in Gabon along the central reaches of the Congo River, classified as Guthrie zone B.50. The group comprises Nzebi, Wanzi, Duma and Tsaangi, with Mwele and Vili sometimes added by later classification, and is provisionally linked to the neighboring West Teke languages within the Niger-Congo, Atlantic-Congo, Benue-Congo and Southern Bantoid branches.
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RegionCentral reaches of the Congo River and adjacent areas 1 Sources
1. Nzebi languages - Wikipedia
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Central reaches of the Congo River and adjacent areas
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