Adamawa Fulfulde in Cameroon

Lg Use: Clans often only permit marriage within the same clan. Adult men will
speak Adamawa Fulfulde, while women and children will speak their specific clan’s dialect.
Home, neighborhood, work. Used by all. Positive attitudes. A few also use Cameroon Pidgin
[wes]. A few also use English [eng]. A few also use French [fra]. A few also use Hausa [hau].
A few also use Standard Arabic [arb]. Used as L2 by Bana [bcw], Bata [bta], Buwal [bhs],
Cuvok [cuv], Daba [dbq], Dama [dmm], Dii [dur], Doyayo [dow], Dugun [ndu], Dugwor
[dme], Duli-Gey [duz], Duupa [dae], Gavar [gou], Gbaya-Mbodomo [gmm], Gidar [gid],
Gimme [kmp], Gimnime [gmn], Giziga [giz], Gude [gde], Gvoko [ngs], Hdi [xed], Hya [hya],
Jimjimen [jim], Karang [kzr], Kera [ker], Kolbila [klc], Koma [kmy], Kuo [xuo], Longto
[wok], Mafa [maf], Mambai [mcs], Masana [mcn], Maslam [msv], Matal [mfh], MazagwayHidi [dkx], Mbudum [xmd], Mbuko [mqb], Mbum [mdd], Mefele [mfj], Merey [meq], Mina
[hna], Mofu-Gudur [mif], Moloko [mlw], Mom Jango [ver], Mono [mru], Mundang [mua],
Musey [mse], Musgu [mug], Muyang [muy], Ndai [gke], Ndoola [ndr], Ngambay [sba], Nizaa
[sgi], North Fali [fll], North Giziga [gis], North Mofu [mfk], Northwest Gbaya [gya],
Nzakambay [nzy], Nzanyi [nja], Oblo [obl], Pam [pmn], Pana [pnz], Parkwa [pbi], Pere [pfe],
Pévé [lme], Pol [pmm], Psikye [kvj], Sharwa [swq], South Fali [fal], Tsuvan [tsh], Tupuri [tui],
Vame [mlr], Vemgo-Mabas [vem], Wandala [mfi], Wawa [www], Wuzlam [udl], Yerwa Kanuri
[knc], Zizilivakan [ziz], Zulgo-Gemzek [gnd]. Lg Dev: Literacy rate in L1: Low compared
with national average. Arabic script literacy is 2–3 times greater than Roman script literacy
and growing. Franco-Arabic and Anglo-Arabic schools are increasing rapidly. Taught as
subject in primary schools. Literature. Newspapers. Radio. Videos. Dictionary. Grammar.
Texts. Bible: 1983–2017. Writing: Arabic script, Naskh variant. Latin script. Other: Muslim,
Christian, traditional religion.