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ELP ID
21254
ELP Language
Bure
Speaker Number
10-99
Semi Speakers
~50
Public Comment
"Today there are about ca. 50 surviving speakers of Bubburè. Out of this number only ten (all above the age of 65) can be said to be semi-fluent users of the language."
Source
Language Death: The Case of Bubburè in Southern Bauchi Area, Northern Nigeria
Preferred
On
Speaker Number Text
~10
Speaker Number Range
10-99

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