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- Language Family: Kwa
- Topic #1: Dialectology
Abstract
Based on a survey of some Ghanaian and Togolese dialects of Ewe, this paper shows that there are features that distinguish dialects of Ewe
...- Language Family: Kwa
- Topic #1: Syntax
- Topic #2: Morphology
Abstract
This study examines the syntactic structure of Yorùbá abbreviated terms (YATs) on X. It investigates the transformational process
...- Language Family: Other Benue-Congo
- Topic #1: Phonology
Abstract
This study analysed foot structure in Ìdọmà, a West Benue-Congo language spoken in Benue State, Nigeria, as a result of the fact
...- Language Family: Bantu
- Topic #1: Morphology
- Topic #2: Tone
Résumé
Cet article analyse, sous l’angle morphotonologique, les tiroirs verbaux affirmatifs non motionnels de l’injonctif et de
...- Language Family: Atlantic
- Topic #1: Sociolinguistics
Abstract
This study investigates how the Igbo people of Southeastern Nigeria perceive and understand edible
...- Language Family: Other Benue-Congo
- Topic #1: Orthography
- Topic #2: Nominals
Abstract
African languages are known for their distinctive
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