Iriza Basic Kinyarwanda Dictionary written in today's Kinyarwandaorthography

Parkwa (Podoko) is a Chadic language in the Far North Region ofCameroon.

Hanga (the south-eastern group of Western Oti-Volta sub-group ofGur languages)

The Lou language is spoken by Lou Islanders in Papua New Guinea.

Nkonya is the language spoken in the Nkonya Traditional Areas intheVolta Region of Ghana. There are about 25,000 people in theNkonyaarea, of whom perhaps 14,000 speak Nkonya as their firstlanguage.In the language itself, the language name is pronounced(but notspelled) Nkunyá. A single speaker is pronounced Okunyáyinwith theplural being Nkunyáfɔ. The land where they live is alsocalledNkunyá. They live mainly in about 13 towns in the VoltaRegion,bordering on Lake Volta, between 7° 5" N and 7° 17" N andbetween 0°15" E and 0° 22" E. This is an area along theKpando-Worawora roadfrom about 11 km north of Kpando up to (butnot including)Kwamekrom, 34 km north of Kpando. Maps showing thelocation of theNkonya language are here. The official ISO code forNkonya is nko.

Engwo is spoken in Njikwa Subdivision, Momo Division in North WestCameroon.

The Balantak language is spoken in Central Sulawesi, Indonesia.

The Kayaw language is spoken by about 20,000 people living inEastern Myanmar.