Wp/cko/Central Tano languages

Central Tano wara Akan languages ti Niger-Congo aniɛ asaa asaa busu nnyɔ bo bu kpanda bosu wɔ, wara aniɛm bo sifɔm fere bu ka Kwa languages ni^[1], na bu jɔjɔfɔm wo Ghana ni Ivory Coast asiɛn su, ama bu ti Ahɛm wɔ.

I la aniɛ barasu nnyɔ wara nsan wɔ, bu kun kun kɛrɛ la bu asaa asaam n bo bu ayo bu tiɛŋgu aniɛm:^[2]^[3]

Ahɛm (bu woobiri tenle su la Ghana)
- Ahɛ titikim (bɛrɛ la Asante, ni Akuapem, ni Fante aniɛ asaam)
- Bonofɔm
- Wasafɔm
Biyafɔm (bu woobiri tenle su la Ivory Coast ni Western Ghana awɔrɛ n dɛɛ bue fɔm)
- Northern dɛɛ Biyafɔm aniɛ
  - Anyin asaa aniɛ
  - Baoulé asaa aniɛ
  - Chakosi (Anufɔ) asaa aniɛ
  - Sefwi (Sehwi) asaa aniɛ

Southern dɛɛ Biyafɔm aniɛ
- Nzema asaa aniɛ
- Ahanta asaa aniɛ
- Jwira–Pepesa asaa aniɛ

Bu kɛrɛ aniɛ kɛrɛwa n wo Latin aniɛ kɛrɛwa nu wɔ.

Nɔaniɛ n fiteeribiri

↑ Ameka, Felix K.; Dakubu, Mary Esther Kropp (2008). Aspect and Modality in Kwa Languages. John Benjamins Publishing. p. 4
↑ Stewart, John M. 1989. Kwa. In Bendor-Samuel, John (ed.), The Niger-Congo Languages, 216-245. University Press of America & SIL. p. 225.
↑ Dolphyne, Florence Abena (1986) The languages of the Akan peoples. Research review. Vol. 2 No. 1, Pages 1-22[1] University of Ghana. p. 15.

[1] Ameka, Felix K.; Dakubu, Mary Esther Kropp (2008). Aspect and Modality in Kwa Languages. John Benjamins Publishing. p. 4

[2] Stewart, John M. 1989. Kwa. In Bendor-Samuel, John (ed.), The Niger-Congo Languages, 216-245. University Press of America & SIL. p. 225.

[3] Dolphyne, Florence Abena (1986) The languages of the Akan peoples. Research review. Vol. 2 No. 1, Pages 1-22[1] University of Ghana. p. 15.

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