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Beja is spoken by a nomadic people of whom rather little is known.They live between the hills of Nile Valley and the Red-Sea, in the arid hills of North-Eastern Sudan.
Beja has five vowels, a distinction of Vowel length and a pattern of word stress which is predictable but highly complex in its realisation in actual speech.
Beja is spoken/used in the following countries: Eritrea, Sudan.
Language Family  Family: Afro-Asiatic (Hamito-Semitic)
Subgroup: Cushitic
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The Languages of the World,
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