Tyap

Á̱ tyia̱ ang ma̱aba̱n/a̱la̱baa! Welcome!
TUTU MYIAM A̱LYEM TYAP NZI̱T HUHWA HU This is our Tyap Language learning class
Tyap
(natively: A̱lyem Tyap; exonym: Katab, Kataf) is a Platoid, Benue-Congo, Niger-Congo language of seven main dialects (Fantswam, Gworok, Maba̱ta̱do/Tyap proper, Sholyio, Takad, Tyeca̱rak and Tyuku; with an eighth, Jju – having a different language code but closely related to the Tyap dialects) spoken by a population of over 250,000 in central Nigeria, in an area where the Nok culture (c. BC 1,500 – 500 AD) flourished.

Table of contents (A̱tyii nkyangmami)

  • Introduction to Tyap (Á̱son a̱lyiat ma̱ Tyap)
    • Tyap alphabet
    • Tyap numbering system
      • Cardinal numbers
      • Ordinal numbers
      • Numbers according to frequency of occurrence
  • Lessons (Tyiet)
      • Lesson 1: Tyiet 1 (Salutations: Byat)
      • Lesson 2: Tyiet 2 = Introducing yourself (What is your name?)
      • Lesson 3: Tyiet 3 = Introducing yourself (Where do you live?)
  • Grammar (A̱gi̱rama)
    • Vocabulary
    • Articles
    • Nouns
    • Pronouns
    • Verbs
    • Adverbs
    • Adjectives
    • Prepositions
    • Conjunctions
    • Interjections

Introduction to Tyap (Á̱son a̱lyiat ma̱ Tyap)

Lessons (Tyiet)

Grammar (A̱gi̱rama)

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