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On the “Atypical” Imperative Verb Form in Manda
This paper accounts for the atypical Imperative verb form found in Manda, a Bantu language spoken along the shores of Lake Nyasa in southern Tanzania.
Rasmus Bernander
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Projek Dapur Kita bantu mahasiswa UMP [PDF]
PEKAN, 7 Januari 2022 - Sebanyak 600 keping roti canai berjaya diedarkan secara percuma kepada mahasiswa Universiti Malaysia Pahang (UMP) dalam program Projek Dapur Kita Mahasiswa UMP Bantu Mahasiswa sekitar Residen Pelajar Dhuam, Pekan dan Masjid UMP ...
Mimi Rabita, Abdul Wahit
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Proto-Bantu existential locational construction(s)
This chapter proposes a Proto-Bantu reconstruction of existential constructions based on a convenience sample of 180 Bantu languages, which points towards “existential locationals” (ELs) as a suitable base for comparison.
Devos, Maud +3 more
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Tebar 600 roti canai bantu rakan siswa [PDF]
KUANTAN - Sukarelawan Universiti Malaysia Pahang (UMP) menghasilkan 600 keping roti canai dan diedarkan secara percuma kepada mahasiswa universiti itu melalui 'Projek Dapur Kita Mahasiswa UMP Bantu Mahasiswa' pada ...
Nik Amirul Mu'min, Nik Min
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Tebar 600 roti canai bantu rakan [PDF]
KUANTAN - Sukarelawan Universiti Malaysia Pahang (UMP) menghasilkan 600 keping roti canai dan diedarkan secara percuma kepada mahasiswa universiti itu melalui 'Projek Dapur Kita Mahasiswa UMP Bantu Mahasiswa' pada ...
Nik Amirul Mu'min, Nik Min
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Inheritance and Contact in the Development of Lateral Obstruents in Nguni Languages (S40)
This study investigates the development of the lateral fricatives and affricates, to which we jointly refer as ‘lateral obstruents’, in Nguni (S40) languages of Southern Africa.
Nina van der Vlugt, Hilde Gunnink
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Chapter 10 is about how to reconstuct Proto-Bantu, the putative most recent common ancestor of all Bantu languages, by using the Comparative Method.
Bostoen, KoeneditorLW210019932941238010019599620000-0003-2284-6165FB3B7690-F0ED-11E1-A9DE-61C894A0A6B4 +4 more
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Yeyi: A Phylogenetic Loner in Eastern Bantu
While major advances in the subclassification of Bantu languages have been made thanks to comprehensive, lexicon-based classifications, there are still several important uncertainties obscuring not only the diachronic linguistic processes that gave rise ...
Hilde Gunnink +2 more
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In this article, Jan Vansina’s essay on the deep-time population history of the Kwilu-Kasai region, now more than half a century old, is revisited through the kaleidoscopic lens of newly collected linguistic, archaeological, palaeoecological and genetic ...
Koen Bostoen +5 more
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