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Lele language (Guinea)

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Mande language of Guinea Not to be confused with Lele language (Papua New Guinea), Lele language (Chad), or Lele language (Bantu).

Lele
Native to	Guinea
Region	Kissidougou and Guéckédou Prefectures
Native speakers	49,000 (2017)
Language family	Niger–Congo Mande Western Mande Central–Western Central Mande Manding–Jogo Manding–Vai Manding–Mokole Mokole Lele
Language codes
ISO 639-3	`llc`
Glottolog	`lele1266`

Lele is a Mande language of Guinea.

References

Lele at Ethnologue (25th ed., 2022)

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Mande languages

Southeast Mande

South Mande	Beng Dan Gban Goo Guro Mano Mwa Tura Wan Yaure
East Mande	Bissa Boko Busa Tyenga Samo Shanga

West Mande

Bobo	Bobo
Jogo	Jeri Ligbi Tonjon
Manding	Bambara Bolon Dyula Jahanka Kassonke Mandinka Maninka Kita Marka Sininkere
Mokole	Kakabe Kuranko Lele Mixifore
Samogo	Banka Duun Jowulu Seenku
Soninke–Bozo	Soninke Bozo
Soso–Jalonke	Susu Yalunka
Southwest	Bandi Kpelle Loko Loma Mende Zialo
Vai–Kono	Kono Vai

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