Until he reached the coast, equiano reports that he was able to understand the language of the people he lived with. what can you infer from this? a. his group was widespread and most owned slaves. b. he had never really traveled very far from his home village. c. each village had its own dialect of a common african language. d. his kidnappers were not aware that he belonged to a related people.

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Elisha Cameron

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18 January, 10:06

Until he reached the coast, equiano reports that he was able to understand the language of the people he lived with. what can you infer from this? a. his group was widespread and most owned slaves. b. he had never really traveled very far from his home village. c. each village had its own dialect of a common african language. d. his kidnappers were not aware that he belonged to a related people.

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Marissa · Answer 1

Based on the given lines above, the reader can infer that each village had its own dialect of a common African language. The correct answer would be option C. Since Equiano said that he was still able to comprehend the language used by the people he lived with, meaning he was with them for quite a while.