Ŋun su:Sabon Harshe

Ŋʋn mali babil tumdi tuma lahabali
en-N This user has a native understanding of English. fr-3 Cet utilisateur dispose de connaissances avancées en français. ha-2 This user has intermediate knowledge of Hausa. dag-1 Ŋun mali tumdi ŋɔ nyɛlabasic baŋsim kamani English.
Ban mali zuliya ŋɔ tumda

Polyglot and bibliophile.

My username Sabon Harshe means 'new language' in Hausa. It is a reference to the great diversity of languages in Nigeria, with some being discovered even in recent years.

I am active on Hausa Wikipedia, but am interested in languages of Africa in general.

Happy to be on Dagbani Wikipedia as a "maintenance worker" (in other words, a sysop or admin). You can also find me on Meta.

Subpages

Some of my subpages to keep track of:

• Animals
• Plants
• Sandbox

African Wikipedias

Some of my favorite African-language Wikipedias:

Afroasiatic

• Hausa (Nigeria) - Chadic
• Somali (Somalia) - Cushitic
• Oromo (Ethiopia) - Cushitic
• Amharic (Ethiopia) - Semitic
• Tigrinya (Eritrea) - Semitic
• Kabyle (Algeria) - Berber
• Tachelhit (Morocco) - Berber

Niger-Congo

• Wolof (Senegal) - Atlantic
• Fulfulde (Senegal, Nigeria, etc.) - Atlantic
• Akan (Ghana) - Kwa
  • Twi (Ghana) - Kwa
• Dagbani (Ghana) - Gur
• Kabiye (Togo) - Gur
• Ewe (Togo) - Gbe
• Igbo (Nigeria) - Volta-Niger
• Yoruba (Nigeria) - Volta-Niger
• Bambara (Mali) - Mande
• Sango (CAR) - Ubangian
• Lingala (DR Congo) - Bantu
• Swahili (East Africa) - Bantu

Nilo-Saharan

• Dinka (South Sudan) - Nilotic

Austronesian

• Malagasy (Madagascar)

There are more test wikis in Incubator. The Coptic Wikipedia is particularly interesting.

• global accounts