Baoulé language

Baoulé is a language spoken by the Baoulé people in Ivory Coast, West Africa. It belongs to the Akan language family, which includes other languages like Twi and Fante. Baoulé has its own unique sounds, vocabulary, and grammar, and is used daily in conversations, culture, and tradition. It plays a vital role in maintaining the identity and heritage of the Baoulé community. As an indigenous language, it is part of the rich linguistic diversity of the region, contributing to the cultural richness of Ivory Coast.