How did the Bantu migration test change the languages of Africa?
The Bantu contributed to more than 500 languages spoken in Africa today.
The Bantu created one common language spoken throughout Africa today.
The Bantu traded with other cultures and adopted their languages.
The Bantu adopted other inhabitants' languages and their original language has been lost.
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The first option, "The Bantu contributed to more than 500 languages spoken in Africa today," is the most correct answer. The Bantu migration led to the spread of Bantu languages across a large part of sub-Saharan Africa. As the Bantu people migrated, they encountered and interacted with various indigenous groups, leading to language contact and influence. This resulted in the development of numerous Bantu languages, which are now spoken by millions of people in Africa.
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