Yambeta or Nigi is a Southern Bantoid language of Cameroon.
Phonology
There are 20 contrastive consonants in Yambeta.
The glottal stop occurs only in word-final position and is elided intervocalically. All other consonants, except /t͡ʃ/ and /w/ as well as the prenasalized stops, may be word-final. All stops are voiceless word-initial and word-final, and voiced intervocalically or following a nasal.
There are two vowel sets in Yambeta. The most common noun syllable structure is CVC.
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