Berta (Sprache) — Berta Gesprochen in Äthiopien, Sudan Sprecher ca. 147.000 [1] Linguistische Klassifikation Nilosaharanisch Berta … Deutsch Wikipedia
Berta — is a name, commonly spelled this way in many European languages. It can also refer to:* Berta (moth) , a geometer moth genus * Berta distillery, grappa distillery in Italy, [http://www.distillerieberta.it/ official site] * Berta Grosser, German… … Wikipedia
Idioma berta — Berta, gebeto ? Hablado en Sudán, Etiopía Región Benishangul Gumaz Hablantes 146.799 Familia Nilo sahariano Lenguas berta … Wikipedia Español
Berta language — language name=Berta states=Sudan, Ethiopia region=Benishangul Gumuz speakers=146,799 familycolor=Nilo Saharan iso2=ssa|iso3=wtiThe Berta language is spoken by the group of the same name (Bertha or Berta people) in Sudan and Ethiopia, and is… … Wikipedia
Languages of Ethiopia — Ethiopia has many indigenous languages (some 84 according to the Ethnologue, 77 according to the 1994 census)), most of them Afro Asiatic (Semitic, Cushitic, Omotic), plus some that are Nilo Saharan. Charles Ferguson proposed the Ethiopian… … Wikipedia
Nilo-Saharan languages — Group of perhaps 115 African languages spoken by more than 27 million people from Mali to Ethiopia and from southernmost Egypt to Tanzania. The concept of Nilo Saharan as a single stock combining a number of earlier groupings was introduced in… … Universalium
Lenguas berta — Distribución geográfica: oriental Países: Hablantes: 140 mil Puesto … Wikipedia Español
Nilo-Saharan languages — Nilo Saharan Geographic distribution: Central and East Africa Linguistic classification: One of the world s primary language families Subdivisions: Eastern Sudanic Central Sudanic ? Kadu Maban … Wikipedia
Eastern Sudanic languages — Infobox Language family name=Eastern Sudanic region=Sudan, Ethiopia, Kenya, Uganda, Nubia familycolor=Nilo Saharan child1=Astaboran ( k languages) child2=Kir Abbaian ( n languages)The Eastern Sudanic languages form a family of languages spoken… … Wikipedia
The Languages of Africa — is a 1963 book of essays by Joseph Greenberg, in which he sets forth a genetic classification of African languages that, with some changes, continues to be the most commonly used one today. It is an expanded and extensively revised version of his … Wikipedia
