The Bamunka language, Ŋgieməkɔʼkə Bamunka pronunciation: [ˈŋgiěꜜmə́ˌkɔ̀ʔkə̌],[2] is a Grassfields Bantu language of Cameroon.
In addition, Munka has five phonemic tones: three level tones (high, mid, and low) and two contour tones (rising, and falling).
[3] Ngeloh Takwe proposed this orthography in her post-graduate diploma dissertation in 2002.
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