Sango (language)

Sango is a language primarily spoken in the Central African Republic. It serves as a national language and is used as a lingua franca, enabling communication among different ethnic groups. Originating from the Ngbandi language, Sango has evolved through contact with other languages and has adopted influences from Arabic, French, and local dialects. It features a simplified grammatical structure and is written using the Latin alphabet. Sango's widespread use in everyday life, media, and education plays a vital role in uniting diverse communities within the country.