Ijaw languages

Ɗemɗe Izon (/ˈiːdʒɔː/) anndiraaɗe ɗemɗe Ịjọ,[2] ko ɗemɗe ɗe leñol Izon haali haa fombina Naajeeriya.

Senngo Ɗemɗe Ijo ina njiytee e aadaaji ko calɗi ceertuɗi e nder galle Niger–Kongo (ina gasa tawa ko e Defaka e nder fedde wiyeteende Ijoid).[3] Ɓe teskaama ngam doggol konnguɗi maɓɓe ɗi subject–object–verb, ko ɗum huunde nde meeɗaa waɗeede e nder Niger–Kongo, nde renndini tan ko caɗeele potɗe woɗɗude ko wayi no Mande e Dogon. Hono no Mande e Dogon nii, Ijoid alaa hay batte e nder njuɓɓudi inndeeji ɗi nganndu-ɗaa ko sifaa Niger–Kongo. Ɗum addani Joseph Greenberg, e nder senngo mum adanngo Niiseer–Kongo, siftinde ɓe wonde ɓe ceertii ko yaawi e oon galle. Kono, sabu ŋakkeende ɗeen geɗe, ganndo ɗemɗe biyeteeɗo Gerrit Dimmendaal ina sikki naatgol majji e nder Niiseer–Kongo fof, ina jogori ƴettude ɗemɗe Ijoid ɗee ko ɓesngu keeriiɗo.[4][5]

Ndeeɗoo senngo ndernderiijo tuugii ko e Jenewari (1989) e Williamson & Blench (2000).