The Mbam languages are a group of Bantu languages spoken in Cameroon. They are divided between the Bube language and Mbam proper, which is itself divided into three groups: Sanaga (A60): Tuki (Bacenga), Leti/Mengisa, Mbwasa West Mbam (A40): Bati (A60), Nomaande (Mandi)–Tunen (Aling'a, Banen)–Tuotomb–Yambeta, Nyokon Yambasa (A60): Nubaca, Mbule, Nugunu, Elip–Mmaala–Yangben
Glottolog divides the Mbam–Bubi languages as follows:
Mbam–Bubi Bube Mbam Nubaca Nuclear Mbam Bati–Mbure–Yambassa Bati (Cameroon) Mbure–Yambassa Mbule Yambassa (A.60) Nuasue Mmala–Elip–Gunu Mmaala Elip–Gunu Elip Nugunu (Cameroon) Sanaga–West Mbam (A.40) Sanaga (A.60) Leti (Cameroon) Tuki West Mbam (A.40) Tuotomb Yambeta Mandi–Nyokon Nomaande Nyokon Tunen
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