Guruntum
Guruntum-Mbaaru; Gurdung; Tala; Gùrdùŋ; Gùrùntùm;
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~21,200
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"Community Tax Book of 1978/79 estimates the number of Gurdung in the LGA at 10,600 [...] recent research has revealed that the number is twice as many."
2003
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"The majority of Gurdung speakers live in several villages in the Paali and Duguri districts of the Alkaaleeri Local Government Area of Bauchi State."
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"The majority of Gurdung speakers live in several villages in the Paali and Duguri districts of the Alkaaleeri Local Government Area of Bauchi State."
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"Today, no Gurdung person is monolingual. The older people speak Gurdung, Hausa, and usually at least another third language [...] Nowadays, more and more young people are abandoning the language and are becoming to some extent bilingual in Hausa and English."
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"10,000 (1988 Jaggar)"
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Bauchi State, Nigeria
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1988
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"Pali and Duguri districts of the Alkaleri Local Government Area in the south-eastern part of Bauchi State, Nigeria."
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"Pali and Duguri districts of the Alkaleri Local Government Area in the south-eastern part of Bauchi State, Nigeria."
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