N'ko is not a language itself but rather a script. The N'ko script is a writing system developed for the Manding languages, including languages such as Bambara, Malinke, and Dyula. It was created by Solomana Kante, a Guinean scholar, in 1949. The script is used to write various Mande languages primarily in West Africa, and it provides a way to represent these languages in a standardized writing system.
