Logo language

This article is about the spoken language. For the programming language, see Logo (programming language).

Logo

Region| Orientale Province, Democratic Republic of the Congo
Ethnicity| Logo people

Native speakers

| (210,000 cited 1989)[1]

Language family

Nilo-Saharan?

* Central Sudanic
* East
* Moru–Madi
* Central
* Logo

Language codes
ISO 639-3| `log`
Glottolog| `logo1259`

Logo is a Central Sudanic language spoken in the Democratic Republic of the Congo by 210,000 people in 1989 according to SIL.

## References[edit]

1. ^ Logo at Ethnologue (18th ed., 2015) (subscription required)

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Central Sudanic languages

Part of the proposed Nilo-Saharan language family

Bongo–Bagirmi|

| Bongo–Baka|

* Baka
* Bongo

Morokodo–Beli|

* Jur Beli
* Jur Modo
* Mittu
* Morokodo

Kara|

* Furu
* Tar Gula
* Yulu

Bagirmi|

* Barma
* Beraku
* Disa
* Fer
* Gula
* Jaya
* Kenga
* Morom
* Naba

Sara|

| East|

* Kabba of Gore
* Laka
* Lau Laka
* Ngambay

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Central|

* Doba

West|

* Dagba
* Gulay
* Horo
* Mbay
* Ngam
* Sar

Kaba|

* Kaba Deme
* Kaba Na
* Kulfa

Vale|

* Ruto
* Vale

Yulu|

* Yulu

Fongoro?|

* Fongoro

Sinyar?|

* Sinyar

Birri–Kresh|

| Birri|

* Birri

|

Kresh|

* Aja
* Dongo
* Furu
* Kresh (Dara–Gboko, Kresh–Hofra, Naka, Ndogo, Woro)

Lendu–Mangbetu|

| Mangbetu–Asoa|

* Asoa
* Lombi
* Mangbetu

|

Mangbutu–Lese|

* Bendi
* Lese
* Mamvu
* Mangbutu
* Mvuba
* Ndo

Lenduic|

* Lendu
* Ngiti
* Ndrulo

Moru–Madi|

| Moru|

* Moru

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Central Ma'di|

* Aringa
* Avokaya
* Keliko
* Logo
* Lugbara
* Omi

Southern Ma'di|

* Ma'di
* Olu'bo

Mimi-D|

* Mimi of Decorse

Italics indicate extinct languages

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Languages of the Democratic Republic of the Congo

Official language|

* French

National languages|

* Kongo
* Kituba
* Lingala
* Swahili
* Tshiluba

Indigenous
languages
(by province)|

| Bandundu|

* Boma
* Chokwe
* Ding
* Hungana
* Kwese
* Lia-Ntomba
* Mbala
* Mpuono
* Nzadi
* Pende
* Sakata
* Sengele
* Shinji
* Sonde
* Suku
* Tiene
* Yaka
* Yansi

|

Équateur|

* Bala
* Bangi
* Bango
* Budza
* Central Banda
* Furu
* Losengo
* Mbaka
* Mbandja
* Mongo
* Mono
* Ndolo
* Ndunga
* Ngbaka Minagende
* Ngbandi
* Ngbinda
* Ngbundu
* Ngombe
* Pagibete
* Sango
* South Banda
* Yangere

Kasai-Occidental|

* Binji
* Bushong
* Chokwe
* Lele
* Lwalu
* Wongo

Kasai-Oriental|

* Budya
* Dengese
* Luna
* Nkutu
* Salampasu
* Songe
* Tetela

Katanga|

* Bangubangu
* Bemba
* Bwile
* Chokwe
* Hemba
* Kaonde
* Kebwe
* Luba-Katanga
* Lunda
* Ruund
* Sanga
* Tabwa
* Zela
* Yazi

Kinshasa|

* Mfinu

Maniema|

* Hendo
* Zimba

Nord-Kivu|

* Amba
* Havu
* Hunde
* Kinyarwanda
* Kirundi
* Nande
* Nyanga
* Talinga
* Tembo
* Vanuma
* Yaka

Orientale|

* Alur
* Asoa
* Avokaya
* Bangala
* Bangba
* Barambu
* Beeke
* Bila
* Budu
* Bwa
* Bwela
* Dongo
* Guru
* Hema
* Kaliko
* Kango
* Kari
* Kele
* Lendu
* Lese
* Lika
* Likile
* Linga
* Loki
* Logo
* Lombo
* Lugbara
* Ma
* Mangbetu
* Mangbutu
* Mayogo
* Mba
* Mbo
* Ndaka
* Ngbee
* Ngelima
* Nyali
* Nyanga-li
* Nzakara
* Omi
* Pambia
* Poke
* Soko
* Tagbo
* Zande

Sud-Kivu|

* Buyu
* Fuliiru
* Havu
* Kabwari
* Kinyarwanda
* Kirundi
* Shi
* Tembo

Sign languages|

* French African Sign

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