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Issues in Scientific Terminology in African / Bantu Languages
In 2006, the South African Department of Education initiated a pilot project in which the Matric or Senior Certificate papers for Science, Maths, Biology and History were translated into the nine official African/Bantu languages of the country.
Taljard, Elsabé
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Empowering national languages: The Bantu language area
This paper deals with the role of ex-colonial and Bantu languages South of the Equator in 22 countries ranging from Angola to Zimbabwe. In official domains (i.e.
Legère, Karsten,
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Revisiting the African mtDNA landscape through complete mitochondrial genomes. [PDF]
Lankheet I +28 more
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Reflexive-reciprocal polysemy in South-Western Bantu : distribution, typology, and origins
This chapter focuses on reflexive-reciprocal polysemy within South-Western Bantu and combines a comparative study of synchronic morphosyntactic variation with a reconstruction of its historical development.
Marten, Lutzeditor +4 more
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Do language families matter? Evaluating LLMs for sentiment analysis through a hierarchical cross-lingual lens. [PDF]
Kastrati M +5 more
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The acquisition of Bantu languages
The systematic study of Bantu language acquisition began with Lwandle Kunene’s (1979) dissertation on the acquisition of Swati. Subsequent studies of other languages (Nguni languages Zulu and Xhosa, Sotho languages Sesotho (henceforth Sotho) and Tswana ...
Katherine Demuth
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Recovering the precolonial population structure of Khoe-San descendant populations. [PDF]
Edington SL +10 more
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The role of root semantics in determining argument alternations. [PDF]
Beavers J, Jerro K.
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