Basa Qibti atawa Basa Koptik/Qubti joda da salah osay basa jak Rumpun Bahasa Afro-Asiatik, Basa Qibti joda da Bahasa Mesir tarakhir say tipakay di bagiyan liba Mesir. Basa hasa dituturko Jolma Qibti.[1][2][3]
Gambar
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| Nagara |  Mesir
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| Pok | Afrika Liba |
| Jumlah Panutur | ? |
| Sistim Panulisan | Alfabet Qibti |
| Status | Tipakai sabagai Bahasa Liturgi bagi masyarakat Nasrani Ortodoks Koptik di nagara Mesir |
| Etnis | Jolma Qibti |
| Dialek | Bohairik |
| Kaluwarga Bahasa | 1. Afro-Asiatik 2. Bahasa Mesir 3. Bahasa Qibti |
| Bahasa say Tikahik | |
Cuntuh Tulisan
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A tecamaule mise ənoušēre ənšime
Unto kalabai nganakko anak unto obai
Rujukan
- ↑ James P. Allen Coptic: A Grammar of Its Six Major Dialects Penn State Press (2020) hal 1, isbn 9781646020843,
...there is no uniform "Coptic" language, but a number of dialects.
- ↑ Benjamin Layton Coptic in 20 Lessons: Introduction to Sahidic Coptic with Exercises & Vocabularies Peeters Publishers (2007) hal 1, isbn 9789042918108,
It [Coptic] is the direct descendant of Ancient Egyptian...
- ↑ Tonio Sebastian Richter Hellenism to Islam: Cultural and Linguistic Change in the Roman Near East.Greek, Coptic and the 'language of the Hijra': the rise and decline of the Coptic language in late antique and medieval Egypt Cambridge University Press (2009) hal 404,
From everything we know it must be assumed that the spoken language behind the written evidence of Coptic was usually acquired as a first language, which means as mother tongue in non-Hellenised, or non-Arabised Egyptian families, but scarcely, if at all, as a second language.