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Mobility and Maternal Position during Childbirth in Tanzania: An Exploratory Study at Four Government Hospitals. [PDF]
, 2004 Emerging research evidence suggests a potential benefit in being upright in the first stage of labour and a systematic review of trials suggests both benefits and harmful effects associated with being upright in the second stage of labour.
A Langer +19 more
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La negazione in swahili. Un viaggio nel labirinto della grammatica
Atti del Sodalizio Glottologico Milanese, 2019 Verbal negation in Kiswahili. A journey in the labyrinth of grammar. This work presents a description of negation in Kiswahili. After a short exposition of the morphological patterns of negation in Kiswahili, explained in the frame of the Proto-Bantu ...
Marina Castagneto
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Tathmini ya Kamusi Tano za Kiswahili
Nordic Journal of African Studies, 2002 Makala hii inaeleza mbinu za kikompyuta za kutathmini kamusi, na inatoa pia matokeo ya tathmini ya kamusi tano za Kiswahili. Kamusi hizo ni: Kamusi ya Kiswahili Sanifu (TUKI), Kamusi ya Maana na Matumizi (OUP), Modern Swahili - Modern English Dictionary
Arvi Hurskainen
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Early production of the passive in two Eastern Bantu languages [PDF]
, 2012 The passive construction is acquired relatively late by children learning to speak many languages, with verbal passives not fully acquired till age 6 in English. In other languages it appears earlier, around age 3 or before.
Alcock, Katherine +2 more
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The role of foreign and indigenous languages in primary schools: the case of Kenya
Stellenbosch Papers in Linguistics Plus, 2009 This article investigates the use of English and other African languages in Kenyan primary schools. English is a foreign language to the majority of Kenyans, although there are some who claim that it isa Kenyan language.
Ogechi, Nathan Oyori
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Contemporary Language Policy in Tanzania: Cui Prodest? Cui Bono? [PDF]
Ученые записки Института Африки Российской академии наукContemporary Tanzania is one of the few African countries where the population speaks the indigenous language of Kiswahili, with English playing a major role as one of the two official languages.
Nikolskaya Mayya Viktorovna
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Journal of Kiswahili and Other African Languages, 2023 Watafiti wa makaka hii wanaangazia hali ya lugha ya Kiswahili katika Chuo cha Kumbukumbu ya Mwalimu Nyerere (MNMA[1] kuanzia sasa). Azma ya uchunguzi huo ni kutaka kubaini endapo lugha ya Kiswahili inapewa nafasi stahiki katika Chuo hicho au la.
Sauda Uba Juma, Editha Adolph
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Health-Related Quality of Life and Needs of Care and Support of Adult Tanzanians with Cancer: A Mixed-Methods Study. [PDF]
, 2012 Cancer is among the three leading causes of death in low income countries and the highest increase with regard to incidence figures for cancer diseases are found in these countries.
Kohi, Thecla W +3 more
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Utandawazi na Ufundishaji wa Kiswahili
Nordic Journal of African Studies, 2005 This paper discusses how Kiswahili teaching can be carried out in a globalised world through the initiative of the Kiswahili-speaking countries of East and Central Africa.
Yared Magori Kihore
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A Qualitative Study of Perceived Risk for HIV Transmission among Police Officers in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. [PDF]
, 2013 Understanding people's views about HIV transmission by investigating a specific population may help to design effective HIV prevention strategies. In addition, knowing the inherent sexual practices of such a population, as well as the risky circumstances
Asli Kulane +30 more
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