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TUQ ISO 639-3

Tedaga

Tudaga Autonym

A language of Chad

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Tebou, Tebu, Teda, Teda-Daza, Tibbu, Toda, Todaga, Todga, Toubou, Tubu, Tuda
Tudaga
28,500 in Chad (1993 census). Total users in all countries: 57,690.
Borkou, Ennedi-Ouest, and Kanem regions; Tibesti region: Bardai area; all in far north desert.
6a* (Vigorous).
Nilo-Saharan, Saharan, Western, Tebu
Most also use Dazaga [dzg], at low level of proficiency. Also use Chadian Spoken Arabic [shu].
Grammar. Texts.
OLAC resources in and about Tedaga
Latin script [Latn].
Many separate groups. Seminomadic. Muslim.
Tedaga
2,690 in Libya (2020).
Murzuq district: Al Katrun and Maknusa; southwest border area.
6b (Threatened)
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Tedaga
24,500 in Niger (2019).
Agadez region: Bilma department; Diffa region: N’guigmi department.
6a (Vigorous)
Seminomadic. Muslim.
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Tedaga
2,000 in Nigeria (Blench and Zeitlyn 1990).
Borno state: northeast LGAs. A few villages.
Kecherda.
6a (Vigorous)
Non-indigenous. Muslim.
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Location: Borkou, Ennedi-Ouest, and Kanem regions; Tibesti region: Bardai area; all in far north desert.