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Mozambique

Region:Africa
Capital:
Population:18,811,731
Area (sq km):799,380
FIPS Country Code:MZ
ISO Country Code:MZ
GRN Office:

Map of Mozambique

Map of Mozambique

Languages and dialects spoken in Mozambique

This list shows the primary names of the languages and dialects.

This list shows all known languages and dialects whether or not any materials are available. (An icon indicates those with recordings available.)

Found 139 language names

Showing items 1 to 100 of 139


Barwe

Chimanyika Recorded language

Chisena-Chichewa Recorded language

Chopi Recorded language

Chopi: Copi

Chopi: Khambani

Chopi: Lambwe

Chopi: Lengue

Chopi: Ndonge

Chopi: Tonga

Chuabo Recorded language

Chuwabo: Central Chuwabo

Chuwabo: Eckarumgu

Chuwabo: Maindo

Chuwabo: Nyaringa

Dema

English: Africa Recorded language

Français Recorded language

German Recorded language

Gitonga

Gitonga: Gitonga Gy Khogani

Gitonga: Nyambe

Gitonga: Sewi

Greek Recorded language

Gujarati Recorded language

Kabuverdianu

Kimwani: Ibo Recorded language

Kokola

Korean Recorded language

Koti

Kunda

Kuy: Na Nhyang

Lolo

Lomwe Recorded language

Lomwe: Cishirima Recorded language

Lomwe: Macua & Macua-Mehavani Recorded language

Lomwe: Mehavani Recorded language

Macua

Maindo

Makhuwa: Central Makua

Makhuwa: Empamela

Makhuwa: Enaharra

Makhuwa: Enlai

Makhuwa-Marrevone

Makhuwa-Marrevone: Enlai

Makhuwa-Marrevone: Makhuwana

Makhuwa-Marrevone: Naharra

Makhuwa-Marrevone: Nampamela

Makhuwa: Meetto Recorded language

Makhuwa-Meetto: Medo

Makhuwa-meetto: Saaka

Makhuwa-Moniga

Makonde Recorded language

Makonde: Maviha

Makonde: Vadonde

Makonde: Vamakonde

Makonde: Vamwalu

Makonde: Vamwambe

Makwe Recorded language

Makwe: Coastal Makwe

Makwe: Interior Makwe

Mandarin Recorded language

Manyawa

Manyika: Bocha

Manyika: Bunji

Manyika: Bvumba

Manyika: Domba

Manyika: Guta

Manyika: Here

Manyika: Hungwe

Manyika: Jindwi

Manyika: Karombe

Manyika: Nyamuka

Manyika: Nyatwe

Manyika: Unyama

Marenje

Mwani: Kisanga

Mwani: Nkojo

Mwani: Nsimbwa

Nathembo

Ndau Recorded language

Ndau: Danda

Ndau: Dondo

Ndau: Gova

Ndau: Ndau

Ndau: Shanga

Ndebele: Southern Recorded language

Ndonde

Ngoni Recorded language

Nsenga

Nsenga: Pimbi

Nyakyusa-Ngonde: Ngonde Recorded language

Nyanja

Nyanja: Chewa Recorded language

Nyanja: Chikunda

Nyanja: Ngoni

Nyanja: Nsenga

Nyungwe Recorded language

Phimbi

Portuguese Recorded language


News about Mozambique

Teachers spread the Word in Mozambique: The Makhuwa people are considered to be one of south Africa's most unreached groups. They reside in Mozambique's north-eastern Zambezia province.

GRN ... still meeting minority language needs: Peg Shrum and her husband Jeff have been serving as linguist/translators with the Takwane people of Mozambique since 1998. They talk enthusiastically about the successful use of GRN materials there.

Mozambique - LOMWE Project: "When I met him first, Antonio was particularly excited about the first five books of our Look, Listen & Live teaching series, since they also contain teaching from the Old Testament."

Mozambique - SIL Teaching Project: "The very first time we played these a group of individuals gathered to listen intently. At the end, a muslim man commented that he never understood the Koran before, but now he knows who God is and what he expects from us."

Project Mozambique: Project Mozambique is a Christian organisation, dedicated to working with the churches in the country of Mozambique to help them make a difference in their local communities.

Mozambique Prayer Focus: Half a million Makhuwa Xirima people live in the Northwest of Mozambique, with less than 20% functional literacy and few churches.

Some Came Running: The outreach of the South African center goes well beyond its borders. Read these testimonies from Mozambique.

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