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Means of neologisms formation in Swahili language (based on english vocabulary)
Russian journal of linguistics: Vestnik RUDN, 2012 The article is devoted to the main means of new words formation in Swahili language borrowed from English language, including political, scientific technical terms, geographical names.
L A Semenkova
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Code-switching strategies in science lessons in Kenyan primary schools : an analysis of their contribution to the meaning making process [PDF]
, 2003 This study investigates how teachers in a rural Kenyan primary school use code-switching to help pupils to understand scientific concepts. The study takes place in a teaching and learning environment where English is the 'official' language of teaching ...
Binding, Matthew Paul
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Late‐Breaking Abstract Presentations
Pregnancy, Volume 2, Issue S2, September 2026.
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The Influence of Borrowing on Morphological Structures in Swahili
Journal of Communication and Cultural TrendsThis study aims at exploring the impact of borrowing on the morphological structures of Swahili language, with a view on loanword integration and its effects on the grammar of the language.
PRISCA BONIPHACE MAKULILO
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Modality in Swahili : epistemic modal adverbs in Swahili : insights from a historical Swahili corpus
In this study, we explore the main set of adverbs – i.e., free-standing, monorhematic and invariable non-nominal modifiers; Ramat & Ricca 1998 – used to express epistemic possibility in Swahili. The adverbs in question are pengine, huenda and lab(u)da.In
Devos, MaudLW2180200115676092324714-0C13-11E2-AA3C-3DCD10BDE39D +4 more
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Swahili and Swahili poetry in Lubumbashi: The language and lyrics of Sando Marteau
, 2018 The article introduces the singer and poet from Lubumbashi, known under the artistic name of Sando Marteau, and presents some of the poet’s lyrics. These texts serve as the basis of an exposition of the variety of Swahili spoken in Katanga, “Lubumbashi Swahili” or “Katanga/Shaba Swahili”.
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Understanding Swahili cultures. Some critical remarks. [PDF]
, 1995 East Afiica and in particular the coastal region has been attractive for many researchers from the colonial period to the present times. Foreign researchers mostly from Europe and America have come to the Swahili coast with much curiosity on a wide range
Athman, Athman Hussein
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Swahili English Kanga Translations [PDF]
This is a list of Swahili-English translations which match the images included on ...
Wa-Ngatho, Wambui
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A quarter century of Swahili corpus building (1999-2024)
== 1. My way … == 1999: Kiswahili Internet Corpus (KIC), version 1 [1.03m, synchronic] *** 2000: Kiswahili Internet Corpus (KIC), version 2 [2.7m, synchronic] *** 2001 – 2003: Kiswahili Internet Corpus (KIC), version 3 [+ 2.4m, synchronic] *** 2003 ...
de Schryver, Gilles-MauriceLW21LW220019891140298010014649590000-0001-7272-9878F6071184-F0ED-11E1-A9DE-61C894A0A6B4
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E. C. Potomé, Swahili Language Handbook
, 1971 Ottino Paul. E. C. Potomé, Swahili Language Handbook. In: L'Homme, 1971, tome 11 n°3. pp.
Ottino, Paul
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