Bade languages
Ɗemɗe Bade (anndiraaɗe kadi B.1 Caad Hirnaange walla ɗemɗe Bade–Ngizim) ko calɗi ɗemɗe Caad Hirnaange ɗe kaaldata ko e Diiwaan Borno e Diiwaan Jigawa to worgo Naajeeriya. Bade woni ɗemngal ɓurngal heewde haalooɓe, sibu ina waɗi 250 000 haalooɓe, rewi heen ko Ngizim ina waɗi 80 000 haalooɓe.
| Subclass of | West Chadic B  |
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Duwaa Bade Siira (†) Ngizim Teshenawa (†) Oyokawa (†) Inɗe e nokkuuji Les ɗo, doggol kuuɓtodinngol inɗe ɗemɗe Bade, yimɓe, e nokkuuji ummoraade e Blench (2019).[2]
taƴtoƊemɗe Cluster Dialects Binndol mbayliigu Innde hoore mum ngam ɗemngal Endonim(s) Inɗe goɗɗe (fawaade e nokku) Inɗe goɗɗe ngam ɗemngal Exonim(s) Haalooɓe Nokku(s) Auyokawa (majjuɗo) Jigawa, LGA Kafin Hausa, Auyo Shira (majjuɗo) Wuro Shira, e nder diiwaan Jigawa, e nder diiwaan Kafin Hausa ; darni Teshena (majjii) Teshenawa wuro Teshena, diiwaan Jigawa, LGA Kafin Hausa; darni Bade Hirnaange (Magwaram, Maagwaram), Bade Fuɗnaange (Bade k-Aɗo), Gashua Bade (Mazgarwa) Bedde Gidgid 31 933 (1952 W&B) ina jeyaa heen Duwai e Ngizim; 100 000 (SIL 1973) Dowla Borno, LGA Bade ; Diiwaan Jigawa, LGA Hadejiya Ɗuwai Duwai Lvji Fuɗnaange Bade Borno, Bade LGA Ngizim Ngezzim 39 200 ina heen Bade e Ɗuwai (1952 W&B); 000 Schuh (1972) Diiwaan Borno, LGA Damaturu
- ↑ Blench, Roger. 2006. The Afro-Asiatic Languages: Classification and Reference List (ms)
- ↑ Blench, Roger (2019). An Atlas of Nigerian Languages (4th ed.). Cambridge: Kay Williamson Educational Foundation.