Bambara

See also bambara

English

Proper noun

Wikipedia

Bambara

1. A language spoken in Mali by as many as six million people. Fewer numbers of people speak or understand the language, or dialects of it, in Burkina Faso, Côte d'Ivoire, and Gambia.

Translations

language

• Afrikaans: Bambara (af)
• Armenian: բամբարա (hy) (bambara)
• Asturian: bambara (ast)
• Bambara: mandenkan (bm), bamanankan (bm)
• Basque: bambara (eu)
• Breton: bambareg (br)
• Bulgarian: Бамбара (bg) (Bambara)
• Catalan: bamana (ca), bamanakan (ca), bambara (ca), bamanaia (ca), baumana (ca)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 班巴拉语 (cmn)

• Chuvash: бамбара
• Corsican: bambara (co)
• Czech: bambarština (cs)
• Danish: bambara (da)
• Dutch: Bambara (nl) n
• Esperanto: Bambara lingvo (eo), Bambara (eo)
• Estonian: bambara keel (et)
• Finnish: bambara (fi), bamanankan (fi)
• French: bambara (fr) m
• Galician: bambara (gl)
• German: Bambara (de) n
• Greek: μπαμπάρα (el) (bampára)
• Hungarian: bambara (hu)
• Icelandic: bambara (is)
• Indonesian: bahasa Bambara (id)
• Italian: bambara (it) f
• Japanese: バンバラ語 (ja)

• Korean: 밤바라어 (ko)
• Kölsch: Bambara
• Latin: lingua Bambara (la)
• Latvian: bambaru valoda (lv)
• Ligurian: bambara
• Limburgish: Bambara (li)
• Lithuanian: bambarų (lt)
• Low German: Bambara (nds)
• Luxembourgish: Bambara (lb)
• Norwegian: bambara (no)

  Nynorsk: bambara (nn)

• Occitan: bambara (oc)
• Polish: bambara (pl), bamana (pl)
• Portuguese: bambara (pt) m
• Russian: бамана (ru) (bamana), бамбара (ru) (bambara), бамананкан (ru) (bamanankan)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: Бамана (sh), Бамбара (sh)

  Roman: Bamana (sh), Bambara (sh)

• Sicilian: bambara (scn)
• Slovene: bambarščina (sl)
• Spanish: bambara (es)
• Swahili: Kibambara (sw)
• Swedish: bambara (sv)
• Swiss German: Bambara
• Tamil: பம்பாரா மொழி (ta)
• Turkish: Bambara (tr)
• Urdu: بمبارا (ur)
• Venetian: bambara
• Vietnamese: tiếng Bambara (vi)
• Welsh: Bambara (cy)

External links

• ISO 639-1 code bm, ISO 639-3 code bam
• Ethnologue entry for Bambara, bm