Ngazidja Comorian

349K people can hold a conversation in Ngazidja Comorian across 1 country; official in 1.

Data as of 2 Nov 2026 · ISO 639-3 zdj · Glottolog ngaz1238 · Atlantic-Congo · CLDR 49, Glottolog 5.3, States sheet

Where Ngazidja Comorian is spoken

Share of each country's people who can hold a conversation in it.

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Countries

Share of the population and people who can hold a conversation in it, by country.

How this is measured
Most figures are CLDR's estimates of speakers. CLDR lists only each country's larger languages, so where it has no figure a national census or official survey fills in, and the Figure column says which and what it counts. A home-language figure is a floor: more people can speak the language than use it at home.
1
official
37%
349K

States where it is the first language

States whose first language is this one, largest population first.

1
Moroni-Bambao
121K
2
Domoni
70K
3
Ouani
69K
4
Mrémani
65K
5
Mutsamudu
64K
6
Itsandra-Hamanvou
57K
7
Hamahamet-Mboinkou
37K
8
Mbadjini-Est
35K
9
35K
10
Mitsamiouli
32K
11
Fomboni
31K
12
Oichili-Dimani
26K

Family

Where it sits in the Glottolog tree, root to language.

  1. Atlantic-Congo
  2. Volta-Congo
  3. Benue-Congo
  4. Bantoid
  5. Southern Bantoid
  6. Narrow Bantu
  7. East Bantu
  8. Northeast Savanna Bantu
  9. Northeast Coastal Bantu
  10. Coastal NEC Bantu
  11. Mijikenda-Pokomo-Comorian
  12. Comorian Bantu
  13. Ngazidja Comorian

Atlantic-Congo: 143 languages, 609M speakers.

Where these numbers come from

Definitions are on the Method page.