Nzebi, also written Njebi, is a Bantu language of central Africa, spoken by the Nzebi people in southern Gabon and across the border in the Republic of the Congo. French is the official language of both countries, so Nzebi lives mainly in homes, villages and local trade rather than in government or schooling, and most speakers are bilingual in French. It is one of several dozen Bantu languages spoken in Gabon. Reliable speaker counts are hard to come by, but the language is generally reckoned among Gabon's larger community languages. When written, Nzebi uses the Latin alphabet, though it remains chiefly a spoken language with a strong oral tradition of storytelling and song.
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