Nilo-Saharan Languages
- Maban languages
- Maba (120,000, SIL 1991)
- Massalit (50,857, RGPH 1993)
- Karanga
- Kendeje
- Marfa
- Massalat
- Surbakhal
- Kibet
- Runga
- Fur languages
- Mimi
- Amdang (5,000, Bender 1983)
- Saharan languages
- Tedaga
- Dazaga
- Kanembu
- Zaghawa
- Bongo–Bagirmi languages (Central Sudanic)
- Bernde
- Bagirmi
- Berakou
- Disa
- Gula
- Jaya
- Kenga (30,000, SIL 1993)
- Naba
- Fongoro
- Barma (44,761, RGPH 1993)
- Beraku
- Ngambay
- Sara (183,471, RGPH 1993)
- Sinyar
- Eastern Sudanic languages
- Tama (63,000)
- Sungor (38,000)
- Mararit (43,000)
- Daju
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