Karimbola dialect

Karimbola
Karimbola
Native to	Madagascar;
Ethnicity	Karimbola people
Native speakers	182,000
Language family	Austronesian Malayo-Polynesian Western Indonesian Barito East Barito Southern Malagasic Karimbola; ; ; ; ; ;
Writing system	Latin script (Malagasy alphabet);
Language codes
ISO 639-3	tdx
	Karimbola dialect sample 1 A man from Beloha speaking in Karimbola dialect about why Andry Rajoelina received a high number of votes in Beloha. ; Karimbola dialect sample 2 A man from Beloha speaking in Karimbola dialect explaining wedding traditions.
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Native speakers

182,000

Karimbola is a dialect of the Malagasy language spoken by the Karimbola people in southern Madagascar.^[2]

v t e Languages of Madagascar
Official languages	French Malagasy
Malagasy dialects	Sahavoay Sahafatra Antefasy Betsileo Vakinankaratra Masikoro Anjoaty Antemanambondro Tanosy Bezanozano Antambahoaka Zafisoro Vezo Sihanaka Tanala Antakarana Antesaka Tsimihety Northern Sakalava Antaimoro Bara Southern Betsimisaraka Northern Betsimisaraka Mikea
Foreign languages	English Swahili Comorian Gujarati Chinese Mandarin Cantonese
Sign languages	Malagasy Sign Language

Geographic distribution