Akan languages

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Akan languages
Geographic distribution:	Ghana, Côte d'Ivoire
Genetic classification:	Niger-Congo  Atlantic-Congo   Volta-Congo    Kwa     Akan languages      Akan languages
Subdivisions:	—

Akan languages are those languages belonging to the Kwa language family spoken in Ghana and the Côte d'Ivoire:

• Agona
• Ahafo
• Akan
  • Twi
    • Akuapem Twi
    • Asante Twi (Ashanti)
  • Fante (Fanti, Mfantse)
• Akyem (Akyem Bosome)
• Andoh
• Anyi
• Asen
• Attié
• Baoulé
• Brong
• Chakosi
• Dankyira
• Guang
• Kwahu
• Nzema
• Sefwi

Apart from Brong, these variants all have written forms in the Roman alphabet.

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