Category:Southwest Gbaya language
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This is the main category of the Southwest Gbaya language.
It is spoken in the Central African Republic.
Information about Southwest Gbaya:
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| Canonical name | Southwest Gbaya |
| Language code | gso |
| Language family | Southern Gbaya languages |
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| Wikidata | Q4919322 |
Southwest Gbaya has no descendants or varieties listed in Wiktionary's language data modules.
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