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The only language unlinked on this page was Lango. I suspect this was because the person who first put the page together didn't know *which* Lango to link to: the Ugandan dialect, or the South-Sudanese language (which is far more rare, with about 40,000 people in total speaking it). I am linking the language to the Ugandan dialect. The original lyrics of this song were translated in the earlier 1900s by one J.H. Driberg, an anthropologist who worked with the Langi in Uganda and put together a Lango-English dictionary. "Waloyo Yamoni" was one of the traditional poems/songs he apparently translated, per the credits in this album's liner notes. Tonelico (talk) 01:04, 21 December 2014 (UTC)[reply]
