Bandjabi, also written Njebi or Ndjabi, is a Bantu language of southern Gabon and the neighbouring Republic of Congo, spoken by the Banjabi and Bongo peoples. There is no sizeable Bandjabi-speaking community in the UK, and migration from Gabon and Congo is small, so the language surfaces only occasionally in our work. When it does, it tends to be single civil documents, such as a birth or marriage certificate, or supporting papers for a Home Office or UKVI immigration or asylum claim, rather than regular commercial translation. French usually appears alongside it on official paperwork. Bandjabi has roughly 140,000 speakers across Gabon and the Republic of Congo.
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