Definition of Sango in English:

Sango

noun ˈsaŋɡəʊ

mass noun

1A dialect of Ngbandi.
桑戈话（恩格班迪语的一种方言）
Example sentencesExamples
- Another African language whose logophoric domain is limited to the predicate tèlè ‘say’ seems to be Sango.
- The French colonists adopted Sango, both for communicating with the local population and for speaking among themselves.
- Samarin considers the relationship between Sango and Ngbandi to be analogous to that of African Pidgin English, while Thomas (1981) is content to say that Sango and Ngbandi are similar enough to be considered dialects.
- Written material in Sango was first published by Protestants.
1. 1.1 A lingua franca developed from Sango and related dialects, one of the national languages of the Central African Republic.
  桑戈语（由桑戈话和相关的方言发展而成的通用混合语，是中非共和国的一种民族语言）
  Example sentencesExamples
  Most Aka speak at least two other languages - either the Bantu or Oubanguian language of their village trading partners, and some Sango, the national language in the Central African Republic.
  The next largest group is based on French, and a much smaller number based on non-European languages, such as Sango spoken in the Central African Republic.
  Sissoko, talking in the national language, Sango, to some of the pygmies, translates that it should take a couple of hours.
  The forty ethnic groups of the CAR are unified by a single national language, Sango.
  By 1910, Sango had become a stable lingua franca spread by soldiers and others serving the whites.

adjectiveˈsaŋɡəʊ

Relating to Sango.
（与）桑戈语（有关）的
Example sentencesExamples
- On 22 September, the ROK Navy towed the Sango submarine to the port of Tonghae.
- The Sango people were discussing the fines they would exact and interrupted Mann's reproaches with whoops of Kawo! Kawo! in honour of their orisa.
- In the lacustrine region of the Bight of Benin, the Fon-Gbe Tofinu group incorporated the Yoruba Sango cult - a cult that was central to political centralization, military strength, and royal power.

Origin

The name in Ngbandi.

Rhymes

charango, Durango, fandango, mango, Okavango, quango, tango

单词	Sango
释义	Definition of Sango in English: Sango noun ˈsaŋɡəʊ mass noun 1A dialect of Ngbandi. 桑戈话（恩格班迪语的一种方言） Example sentencesExamples Another African language whose logophoric domain is limited to the predicate tèlè ‘say’ seems to be Sango. The French colonists adopted Sango, both for communicating with the local population and for speaking among themselves. Samarin considers the relationship between Sango and Ngbandi to be analogous to that of African Pidgin English, while Thomas (1981) is content to say that Sango and Ngbandi are similar enough to be considered dialects. Written material in Sango was first published by Protestants. 1.1 A lingua franca developed from Sango and related dialects, one of the national languages of the Central African Republic. 桑戈语（由桑戈话和相关的方言发展而成的通用混合语，是中非共和国的一种民族语言） Example sentencesExamples Most Aka speak at least two other languages - either the Bantu or Oubanguian language of their village trading partners, and some Sango, the national language in the Central African Republic. The next largest group is based on French, and a much smaller number based on non-European languages, such as Sango spoken in the Central African Republic. Sissoko, talking in the national language, Sango, to some of the pygmies, translates that it should take a couple of hours. The forty ethnic groups of the CAR are unified by a single national language, Sango. By 1910, Sango had become a stable lingua franca spread by soldiers and others serving the whites. adjectiveˈsaŋɡəʊ Relating to Sango. （与）桑戈语（有关）的 Example sentencesExamples On 22 September, the ROK Navy towed the Sango submarine to the port of Tonghae. The Sango people were discussing the fines they would exact and interrupted Mann's reproaches with whoops of Kawo! Kawo! in honour of their orisa. In the lacustrine region of the Bight of Benin, the Fon-Gbe Tofinu group incorporated the Yoruba Sango cult - a cult that was central to political centralization, military strength, and royal power. Origin The name in Ngbandi. Rhymes charango, Durango, fandango, mango, Okavango, quango, tango
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