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'''Kutuk''' is a language spoken by [[Karo people (East Africa)]] which is an ethnic group composed of [[Bari people| Bari]], [[Pojulu people| Pojulu]], [[Kuku people| Kuku]], [[Mundari people| Mundari]], [[Kakwa people| Kakwa]] and [[Nyangwara]] tribes. Because there is varations in the accent and intonation of Kutuk among Karo, the language is sometimes proceeded with the tribal affiliation of the speaker as in Kutuk na Bari, Kutuk na Pojulu, Kutuk na Kuku, Kutuk na Mundari, Kutuk na Kakwa or Kutuk na Nyangwara to denote the different dialects. |
'''Kutuk''' is a language spoken by [[Karo people (East Africa)]] which is an ethnic group composed of [[Bari people| Bari]], [[Pojulu people| Pojulu]], [[Kuku people| Kuku]], [[Mundari people| Mundari]], [[Kakwa people| Kakwa]] and [[Nyangwara]] tribes. All these tribes leave in [[Central Equatoria| Central Equatoria State]] of [[South Sudan]] with some found in [[Uganda]] and [[Congo]]. Because there is varations in the accent and intonation of Kutuk among Karo, the language is sometimes proceeded with the tribal affiliation of the speaker as in Kutuk na Bari, Kutuk na Pojulu, Kutuk na Kuku, Kutuk na Mundari, Kutuk na Kakwa or Kutuk na Nyangwara to denote the different dialects. |
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Kutuk is a language spoken by Karo people (East Africa) which is an ethnic group composed of Bari, Pojulu, Kuku, Mundari, Kakwa and Nyangwara tribes. All these tribes leave in Central Equatoria State of South Sudan with some found in Uganda and Congo. Because there is varations in the accent and intonation of Kutuk among Karo, the language is sometimes proceeded with the tribal affiliation of the speaker as in Kutuk na Bari, Kutuk na Pojulu, Kutuk na Kuku, Kutuk na Mundari, Kutuk na Kakwa or Kutuk na Nyangwara to denote the different dialects.