Limbum also known as Bojiin or Limbom or Llimbumi or Ndzungle or Ndzungli or Njungene or Nsungali or Nsungli or Nsungni or Wimbum is a language spoken in Donga-Mantung Division in Cameroon and Sardauna Local Government Area of Taraba State in Nigeria by the Wimbum people.
Limbum language has approximately 550,000 native speakers.
The language has 3 dialects; Wiyeh, Tang and Wat.
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