What is Chadic languages?
{{Infobox language family | name = Chadic | region = [[Nigeria]], [[Niger]], [[Chad]], [[Central African Republic]], [[Cameroon]] | familycolor = Afro-asiatic | child1 = [[Biu–Mandara languages|Biu–Mandara]] | child2 = [[East Chadic languages|East Chadic]] | child3 = [[Masa languages|Masa]] | child4 = [[West Chadic languages|West Chadic]] | iso5 = cdc | glotto = chad1250 | glottorefname = Chadic | map = Chadic_languages_in_Africa_map.svg | mapcaption = Map of the distribution of the Chadic languages within Africa | ancestor = | glottoname = | notes = | map2 = Chadic languages map.svg | mapcaption2 = Detailed map of the of the distribution of Chadic languages in Western and Central Africa }} The '''Chadic languages''' are a branch of languages from the [[Afroasiatic languages|Afroasiatic language family]]. They are spoken in [[West Africa]], mainly in the countries [[Nigeria]], [[Niger]], [[Chad]], [[Central African Republic]] and [[Cameroon]]. There are around 150 Chadic languages still spoken. The most widely spoken Chadic language is [[Hausa language|Hausa]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Chadic languages| ]] [[Category:Tonal languages]]