What is another word for East Chadic?
Pronunciation: [ˈiːst t͡ʃˈadɪk] (IPA) 
The East Chadic language family comprises several languages spoken in Central Africa, particularly in Chad and neighboring areas. It has been studied intensively by linguists due to its complex grammatical structures and significant variations among the languages. Some synonyms for the term East Chadic include the Bole-Tangale-Jarawan, Bole-Tangale languages, and Tangale languages. The group of languages is also known as Biu-Mandara, which is derived from the two mountain ranges where most of the languages are spoken. The East Chadic languages share a common origin but have developed unique features independently. Their distinctiveness has contributed to the richness and diversity of African languages.
