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Being a khran boy born in the states it always hurts me I couldn’t learn how to speak it my grandma speaks it all the time just wish to learn to communicate better
Cette langue est parlée en Côte d'Ivoire dans le canton Doo sous-préfecture de Guiglo (Kati,Nounoubaye, PETIT-GUIGLO,pona et Ditroudra Béoué)et le canton 3:29 Dao sous-préfecture de Taï à Pona et Daobly
@@Truth-Reality.Many of the original inhabitants of SE Asia have very ancient roots from Central and East Africa. Could be an ancient link with West Africa too
There are different dialects that falls under Krahn. Thanks to my grandmother I can understand them all… I speak tchien(chiehn) 13 dialect in one tribe.
It is very interesting for me that here in Venezuela there are many negro populations in the coast whose accent is identical to this man's, even though they speak Spanish. A nice combination: Spanish with Konobo intonation.
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I can translate it he talking about how he left Liberia doing the war in the 1990s and journey to ivory coast
This is a really cool sounding language. Maybe it's just the guy being filmed, but the cadence is really pretty.
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Being a khran boy born in the states it always hurts me I couldn’t learn how to speak it my grandma speaks it all the time just wish to learn to communicate better
Cette langue est parlée en Côte d'Ivoire dans le canton Doo sous-préfecture de Guiglo (Kati,Nounoubaye, PETIT-GUIGLO,pona et Ditroudra Béoué)et le canton 3:29 Dao sous-préfecture de Taï à Pona et Daobly
effectivement mais c'est plutôt le Daho de Taî, même si Daho et Doo sont proches linguistiques comme le Glaro et le twabo
This is also in the district by same name, Konobo. I worked a lot in this district in the 1980s and heard this dialect often - very complex indeed.
It sounds almost as tonal as Vietnamese
This is my grandmother's language and when I was a kid I used to hear this that it sounds like an Asian language specifically vietnamese
It's a lot more tonal than Vietnamese.
It sounds like a West African language, tone isn't unique to Asia.
@@Truth-Reality.Many of the original inhabitants of SE Asia have very ancient roots from Central and East Africa. Could be an ancient link with West Africa too
Chinese are Africans
There are different dialects that falls under Krahn. Thanks to my grandmother I can understand them all… I speak tchien(chiehn) 13 dialect in one tribe.
It is very interesting for me that here in Venezuela there are many negro populations in the coast whose accent is identical to this man's, even though they speak Spanish. A nice combination: Spanish with Konobo intonation.
I would love to chat in this language!
A few words are common to the Krahn language.
"Bloha" = land, territory
"Gnon mouin wonh" = those who will hear" what I am saying
Very nice language.
It sounds like the tone language?
Accodring to Wikipedia, the Kru languages have possibly the most complicated tone system in Africa. :)
Gina VanArnam it sounds like Vietnamese