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The 14 pages that link to Hausa language, each with the reason it gives.

• Hausa peopleRelated: Shared speech connects Hausa communities and carries literature, trade, and everyday cultural life.

• Afroasiatic languagesBroader topic: Hausa demonstrates how an Afroasiatic language can serve as a regional lingua franca.

• Nigerian PidginCompared with: Hausa is a distinct indigenous language, not a variety of Nigerian Pidgin.

• KanoRelated: It has long served as a language of daily life and commerce in Kano.

• Adamawa StateRelated: Hausa serves as a common language alongside Adamawa’s many local languages.

• Igbo languageCompared with: Its family and regional history differ sharply from those of Igbo.

• FulfuldeRelated: Hausa often serves alongside Fulfulde in the region’s multilingual communication.

• Hausa KingdomsRelated: It served as a common language across the kingdoms and their trading networks.

• Chadic languagesBroader topic: Hausa is Chadic’s most widely spoken language and a major regional lingua franca.

• Fula languageRelated: Hausa and Fula often meet in multilingual settings across northern Nigeria and neighboring areas.

• Yobe StateRelated: Hausa serves as a widely used language of communication in the state.

• Heinrich BarthRelated: Barth’s study of Hausa supported communication and research during his travels.

• Kanuri languageCompared with: Hausa is a prominent regional lingua franca, unlike Kanuri’s more concentrated Lake Chad distribution.

• Languages of AfricaBroader topic: Its regional reach makes it a major language of commerce and communication.