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The '''Ama language''' is a Cosimo-Benacian language spoken mainly in [[Sanilla and Amarra|Sanama]]. It has around 20 million speakers and is related to [[Sani language|Sani]]. | The '''Ama language''' is a Cosimo-Benacian language spoken mainly in [[Sanilla and Amarra|Sanama]]. It has around 20 million speakers and is related to [[Sani language|Sani]] with which it has extensive mutual intelligibility. Many linguists consider Ama and Sani to be standardized versions of the same language. | ||
[[Category:Languages]] | [[Category:Languages]] | ||
[[Category:Sanama]] | [[Category:Sanama]] | ||
