What is another word for niger-kordofanian?
Pronunciation: [nˈa͡ɪd͡ʒəkˌɔːdəfˈe͡ɪni͡ən] (IPA) 
Niger-Kordofanian is a term that refers to a group of languages that are spoken in Sub-Saharan Africa. This language family represents more than 1,500 different languages that are spoken by over 380 million people. The term "Niger-Kordofanian" is commonly used in linguistic studies, but it is sometimes difficult to communicate in everyday language. Some synonyms for this term include "Nilo-Saharan," "Adamawa-Ubangi," and "Bantu." These terms refer to specific sub-groups within the larger Niger-Kordofanian family. Each of these sub-groups has unique characteristics and could be used interchangeably with Niger-Kordofanian in different contexts. It is important to understand the synonyms for Niger-Kordofanian when discussing African linguistics.
