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Loanwords in South-Bauchi-West Chadic Languages
, 2013 The name "South-Bauchi-West (SBW) Chadic languages" identifies a dialect cluster located in the south of Bauchi State (Nigeria), first described in (Shimizu 1978).SBW languages can be characterized as both very close and united as a whole, and heterogeneous if we compare Zaar, the southernmost and numerically most important of them on the one hand, to ...
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