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The paper criticially discusses Green’s (this issue) binary typology of replacive tones in Western Mande nominal constructions. Green’s distinction between the two types of replacive tones in Western Mande is based on the existence of Word 2 to Word 2 ...
Maria Konoshenko
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Déclinaison nominale en dan-gwèètaa (groupe mandé-sud, Côte-d'Ivoire) [PDF]
National audienceExceptionally for the Mande languages (and also for the Niger-Congo macrofamily in general), a system of nominal declension has emerged in Dan-Gweetaa, one of the languages of the South Mande group.
Vydrin, Valentin
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This paper is a bilingual Goo–French dictionary. Being only a first approach to the vocabulary of Goo, the dictionary contains approximately 1200 words and expressions in Goo translated into French, irregular grammatical forms, illustrative examples and ...
Ekaterina Aplonova
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Approximate Degree, Secret Sharing, and Concentration Phenomena [PDF]
The epsilon-approximate degree deg~_epsilon(f) of a Boolean function f is the least degree of a real-valued polynomial that approximates f pointwise to within epsilon.
Bogdanov, Andrej +3 more
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The morphosyntax of adjectives in Seenku [sos]
Seenku (Samogo, Northwestern Mande) contains a small class of adjectives, which differ morphosyntactically from deverbal modifiers (qualificational verbs) and nouns.
Laura McPherson
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Directive and optative clauses in Manding languages
This article discusses the structure of directive and optative clauses in Manding languages. The discussion mainly relies on a comparison between the two Manding languages for which detailed data on directive and optative clauses are available: Mandinka and Bambara.
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Right at the left edge: initial consonant mutations in the languages of the world [PDF]
A typological overview of initial consonant ...
Iosad, Pavel
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A sketch of dialectal variation in Mano
This paper gives a preliminary account of the dialectal situation of Mano, a South Mande language. Mano has at least three varieties in Guinea and three varieties in Liberia. The focus of the paper is a comparison between the central Guinean dialect, Maa,
Maria Khachaturyan
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La catégorie des verbes statifs dans le système morphosyntaxique du soninké
This article describes a lexical category found in Soninke that has been neglected so far. The general characteristics of this category are similar to those of the "stative verbs" found in Manding languages.
Denis Creissels
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Revenge of the spoken word? : Writing, performance, and new media in urban West Africa [PDF]
Why would any verbal artists bother to strongly identify themselves as writers when their own works circulate exclusively in a performative mode? Why would they bother to identify with writing in settings where literacy levels are low, traditional ...
Adejunmobi, Moradewun
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