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3. Tone on quantifiers in Saramaccan as a transferred feature from Kikongo
Creole Language Library, 2007exaly +2 more sources
Études Créoles, 1980
Damoiseau Robert. Kikongo en Martinique. In: Études Créoles, n°3-2, 1980. pp. 100-106.
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Damoiseau Robert. Kikongo en Martinique. In: Études Créoles, n°3-2, 1980. pp. 100-106.
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On the (sensational) survival of Kikongo in 20th-century Cuba
Journal of Pidgin and Creole Languages, 2000Des langues rituelles africaines ont survecu jusqu'a aujourd'hui dans differentes parties de l'Amerique Latine et principalement au Bresil et a Cuba connus pour de ce type de langues et pour leurs groupes religieux qui les utilisent lors de funerailles. L'A.
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Kikongo in the High North: Swedish Sources on Moyen Congo
History in Africa, 2018Abstract:This report presents the archives of the Swedish Mission Association [SMF] (Svenska Missionsförbundet) which operated in French Moyen Congo during the Interbellum. The archives are part of the Swedish National Archives (Riksarkivet) in Stockholm and could be seen to provide a counterweight to French official administrative records.
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Comparative Lexical Parallelism Between Kikongo and Middle Egyptian
2004This study presents a comparative morphological and phonosemantic analysis showing that a substantial subset of Old and Middle Egyptian lexical roots can be generated from Kikongo through minimal and reproducible transformation rules. The method begins with Kikongo phonological inventories, tone morphology and nasal logic, then applies controlled rule ...
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The International Journal of African Historical Studies, 1979
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Kikongo notions grammaticales : vocabulaire Français - Kikongo - Néerlandais - Latin
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