Gungu is a Bantu language spoken by the Gungu (or Bagungu) people in western Uganda.
Casali and Diprose tentatively argue that the labialized (Cʷ) and palatalized (Cʲ) sequences may be sequences of CuV and CiV, respectively.
Vowels before prenasalized consonants and after labialized and palatalized consonants are always long but are written short.
Tone is only marked on Gungu verbs indicating the recent past.
This Bantu language-related article is a stub.