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2025-Dec-31
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4- Language Family: Atlantic
- Topic #1: Nasals
- Topic #2: Phonology
Abstract
Significant vowel nasality is attested in some Proto Ẹdoid languages. This phenomenon has attracted research interest in the past. Although Ésàn features these
... 2025-Dec-31 531.18 KB 3- Language Family: Bantu
- Topic #1: Verbs
Abstract
This study examines ‘want’-verbs in Bantu language varieties belonging to the Rufiji-Ruvuma subgroup of Eastern Bantu, spoken in
... 2025-Dec-31 845.28 KB 1- Language Family: Bantu
- Topic #1: Sociolinguistics
Abstract
This paper investigates the communicative and cultural practices involved in the process of bride price negotiation in Mòkpè. Data were
... 2025-Dec-31 715.67 KB 0- Language Family: Atlantic
- Topic #1: Sociolinguistics
Abstract
This paper offers an ethnopoetic analysis of Anufᴐ dirges, which have received little scholarly attention despite the plethora of
... 2025-Dec-31 715.67 KB 2Abstract
This study analyses Akan tuber names using Cultural Linguistics (Sharifian 2017). We used a qualitative method, drawing on both
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