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Language of instruction attitudes in rural Tanzania

2023
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Tanzania: The Development of Swahili as a National and Official Language

2008
Abstract Tanzania is a multilingual nation of approximately 35 million people (2002 census), of whom nearly a million reside in the semi-autonomous islands of Zanzibar (Unguja and Pemba). As Polomé (1980: 3) has noted, listing the languages of Tanzania ‘is a rather difficult task’; prevalent figures are 124 languages (Batibo 2005: 155 ...
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Language of instruction in Tanzania and South Africa

International Journal of Educational Development, 2004
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Review of Polomé & Hill (1980): Language in Tanzania

English World-Wide. A Journal of Varieties of English, 1982
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Language of Instruction in Tanzania and Namibia

2002
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The fate of ethnic languages in Tanzania

1992
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2. Loanwords in Iraqw, a Cushitic language of Tanzania

2009
Maarten Mous, Martha Qorro
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The Impact of Phonological Defects in Learning of English Language: Examples from Jita Language in Mara, Tanzania

English Language pronunciation is crucial in the student’s learning process. The required pronunciation is geared toward the correct English Language phonological skills that are of concern to most linguists that English language learners whose first and second language is not English, hinder the learning processes.
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The Nilotic Languages of Tanzania, by Christopher Ehret

2017
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The Languages of Tanzania, by Edgar C. Polomé

2017
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