Konkomba language

Atlantic–Congo
 Volta-Congo
 Savannas
 Gur
 Northern Gur
 Oti–Volta
 Gurma
 KonkombaWriting systemLatin (Konkomba alphabet)Konkomba BrailleLanguage codesISO 639-3xonGlottologkonk1269
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}Konkomba e la a Gurma kɔkɔre kaŋa ba naŋ yele a  Ghana, Togo ane Burkina Faso.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Konkomba_language#cite_note-e25-1[<span title="This claim needs references to reliable sources. (December 2022)">citation needed</span>]

 Mannoo 
Konkomba eɛ a kɔkɔre kaŋa ba naŋ yele a Ghana (Northern Region, Volta Region, Brong Ahafo Region, Eastern Region ane Accra), te poɔ ne Togo (Savanes Region, Kara Region and Plateaux Region). fo naŋ baŋ nyɛ noba fee a Burkina Faso poɔ.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Konkomba_language#cite_note-3https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Konkomba_language#cite_note-2[<span title="This claim needs references to reliable sources. (December 2022)">citation needed</span>]

 KɔKɔɛ 
A Konkomba kɔkɔre la naŋ e a   Likpakpaln,  Konkomba noba la yele o, Ba  naŋ la ka ba boɔlɔ ka  Bikpakpaam. A Konkomba kɔkɔre deme taa la kɔkɔ kpɛglɛ te seŋ; Lichaboil, Ligbeln, Likoonli, Limonkpeln ane Linafeel.

 Sɛgebie 

 Sɛgebi-kponne 
A, B, (C), CH, D, E, F, G, GB, I, J, K, KP, L, M, N, NY, Ŋ, ŊM, O, Ɔ, P, R, S, T, U, W, Y.

 Sɛgebi-bilee 
a, b, (c), ch, d, e, f, g, gb, i, j, k, kp, l, m, n, ny, ŋ, ŋm, o, ɔ, p, r, s, t, u, w, y.

 voonebie Tutaaloŋ 
a (as in father) e.g.: n-na (my mother)                 
b (as in boy) e.g. ubo (a child)
ch (as in church) e.g. chapiln (forgive)
d (as in dog) e.g. da (buy)
e (eight) e.g. kpe	(add)
f (as in fish) e.g. falaa (suffering) 
g (as in go) e.g. gaa (take)
gb (there is no similar sound in English) e.g. gbi (dig)
h (as in hat) e.g. haali (even)	
I (as in feet) e.g. ipii (sheep) 
j (as in Jack) e.g. kijuk (knife)
k (as in kitchen) e.g. kiyiik (calabash)
kp (there is no similar sound in English) e.g. uninkpil (elder/chief/boss)
l (as in lady) e.g. lafee (health)
m (as in man) e.g. limual (a river)
n (as in net) e.g. linuul (Yam)
ŋ ( as in sin'''g''' e.g. ŋaan (cook/boil)
ŋm (there is no similar sound in English, the closest however is the sound of a kiss, gmmmmaaaaaaaa) e.g. ŋmɔ (Chew)
ny (there is no similar sound in English but there is a similar sound in French as in igname (yam)) e.g. nya (go out/get out)
o (as in no) e.g. lijol (mountain/plateau/highland)
ɔ (as in paw/log/ball/pawpaw) e.g. mɔk (show/teach)
p (as in pick) e.g. paacham (up/above/on top)
r (as in rock) e.g. ipaar (benefit/profit)
s (as in sit) e.g. kisaak (a farm) 
t (as in tip) e.g. litakpaal (a stone/rock)
u (as in loop) e.g. likuul (a hoe/a tape/CD/DVD) 
w (as in wish) e.g. Uwumbɔr (God)
y (as in yes) e.g. liyimbil (a name).

 voonebienyaane 
voonebinyaane la: a, e, i, o, ɔ, u.

 Kɔkɔre begɛ 
 úpììúpìì

„Sheep.“

 Kɔkɔre Begɛ voonoo 


 Yelbie yuori gaŋgyere 
+yuori gaŋgyereyeniyageroomaremareGlossing1/2u-jaBi-ja-bu-bi...-bman3/4n-lani-lann-i-song5/6li-kuu-lŋi-kuli-ŋi-hoe14/*ciBu-su-bi-su-ibu-...-bi-...-itree12/21ki-saa-kti-saa-rki-...-kn-...-mknife20 --- ---tiwan-kaan ---generic reference22/12n-yaa-n ---n-...-n ---salt

 yo-leɛrɛ 
+1styenaayagerooGloss1stm/ntìI/we2ndànìyou/you all3rd [+human]ùbìhe/she/they3rd [-human]ùìit/they
Eroŋ
+1styenaayarooGloss1stmìtìI/we2ndsìnìyou/you all3rd [+human]ùbìhe/she/they3rd [-human]ùìit/they

 Emphatic Pronouns 
+1styenaayagerooGloss1stmìntìmìI/we2ndsìnnìmìyou/you all3rd [+human]ùmàbìmàhe/she/they3rd [-human]nìmaìmait/they

 kaa kyɛ 

 Konkomba people
 Languages of Ghana

 Sommo Yizie