The Bullom So language, also called Mmani,[2] Mani, or Mandingi, is an endangered language currently spoken in a few villages in Samu region of Sierra Leone's Kambia District, near the border of Guinea.
15 have been abandoned] According to Childs, the Mani once occupied an area far greater than where the language is spoken today.
[3] They were later replaced along the coastal region by Temne-Baga speakers, and later by the Soso, through war, invasion and acculturation.
Here are some examples from Childs (2011: 37): Regressive Nasal Assimilation Gustavus Reinhold Nyländer translated the Gospel of Matthew into Bullom So, and portions of the Bible were also included in his Book of Common Prayer.
Mpal ë woo ngho Foy ngha ńyërick ń tre manah būlēing?