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Berom language
language, modern language
Subclass ofBeromic Taƴto
LesdiNaajeeriya Taƴto
Indigenous toDiiwal Bawci, Federal Capital Territory (Nigeria), Kaduna, Diiwal Filato Taƴto
Ethnologue language status5 Developing Taƴto

Berom walla Birom (Cèn Bèrom) woni ɗemngal Plateau ɓurngal haaleede e nder leydi Najeriya. Ɗemngal ngal ina waɗi nafoore to bannge limoore e nder nokkuuji ɗii, tee ina haalda e Berom e nder duuɓi kala e nder gure teeru. Kono Berom en ina njillondiri e Hausa en e nder gure.[1] Ɗemɗe tokoose Cen e Nincut ina mbaawi wonde ɗemɗe ceertuɗe. Ko ina tolnoo e miliyoŋaaji 1 (2010) neɗɗo ina kaala ngal ɗemngal.

Berom ina haalee e nokku mawɗo, gila e won e nokkuuji koɗki ko adii koloñaal, gonɗi e nder wuro Jos haa fuɗnaange wuro Jos haa e Barkin Ladi e Riyom e nder diiwaan Plateau, leydi Najeriya..[2] The small Cen and Nincut dialects may be separate languages. Approximately 1 million (2010) people speak in this language.[2] Peccitagol yimɓe Berom ina jokki e daande maayo Jos e nder laamu Sopp e nder nokku laamu nokku Riyom.

Tariya Berom en ina njokkondiri e pinal Nok, ko siwil gonɗo hakkunde 200 ko adii jibineede Iisaa haa 1 000 ko adii jibineede Iisaa.[3] Haa teeŋti noon, haalooɓe Berom ɓee ina nganndiraa wonde ina nguuri e nder core Jos Plateau e les ŋoral leslesal e nder diiwaan Kaduna.[4]Ɗemɗe Koɗki ɗemɗe Berom ɗee ko:[4]

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Gyel–Kuru–Vwang Du-Foron Fan-Ropp-Rim-Riyom-Heikpang Bakit Gashish Rahoos-Tahos Fonoloji Konnguɗi Berom fuɗnaange ina waɗi foneeji alkule capanɗe ɗiɗi e nay:[5]

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Konnguɗi Alveolaar Labial Palatal Velaar Labiyo- velar Glotal Plosif mo alaa daande p t k kp daande b d g gb Afrikaaji ɗi ngalaa daande (ts) tʃ daande dʒ Daande frikatif f s ʃ h daande v z Nofru m n ɲ ŋ Rotik r Ko ɓadii l j w /ts/ ina tawee e ɗemngal Foron. /p/ /b/, /m/ ko binndi, /f/ e /v/ ko binndi. /tʃ/, /dʒ/, e /ʃ/ ko palato-alveolaaji, /ɲ/ e /j/ ko palatal. E nder Berom, ɓadtiiɗi ina tawee e mbaydi cakkitiindi, yeru, binndol rou ko /ròw/ e vei ko /vèj/.

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Wowel Ngal ɗemngal waɗi ko foneeji alkule jeeɗiɗi :

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Wowel Yeeso Cakaare Caggal Uddu i u Ko ɓadii-hakkunde e o Uddit-hakkunde ɛ ɔ Uddit a Berom ina waɗi sifaaji toɓɓe tati e toɓɓe nay glide (Bouquiaux 1970). Toonuuji glide ɗii ina mbaɗee ɗoo ko tonngooɗe ummotooɗe e faddotooɗe. Toonuuji ɗii ko nii :

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/tút / = (ƴeeŋde) ngam tonngoode toownde

/شl/ = (toɓɓere) Alaa maande tonngoode hollirteende wonande tonngoode Mid.

/bàsa/ = (jannginde, janngude,) ngam tonngoode lesre

/nepâs/ = (keso) ngam tonngoode fadnde

/sǎn/ = (meere) ngam tonngoode ummotoonde

Ortogaraafi Binndol Berom:[4]

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a, b, c, d, e, ɛ, f, g, gb, h, i, j, k, kp, l, m, n, ng, o, ɔ, p, r, s, sh, t, ts, u, v, w, y, z

  1. Blench, Roger (2019). An Atlas of Nigerian Languages (4th ed.). Cambridge: Kay Williamson Educational Foundation.
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  4. Mbamalu, Socrates (2017-02-16). "The Berom people of Nigeria". This is Africa (in Engeleere). Retrieved 2019-11-21.
  5. Blench, Roger (2021). "Introduction to Berom: Reading and Writing Guide". Draft.Template:Self-published source