Krahn also known as Wee or Guéré or Sapo or Wobe is a language spoken in Cote divoire and Liberia by the Krahn people.
It belongs to the Guere group of languages which also includes Daho Doo, Glaro Twabo and Sapo languages.
Krahn language has approximately 200,000 native speakers.
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If not here, where will it happen?
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