The Kanuri language. A reference grammar

✍ Scribed by Hutchenson John P.

Leaves: 367
Category: Library

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✦ Synopsis

Publisher:Wisconsin Univ., Madison. African Studies Program. Boston University
Publication date: 1981
Pages: 367

This study presents a grammatical analysis of the Kanuri language as it is spoken in Yerwa, the capital of Borno State in Nigeria. The material is organized in such a way as to be useful to students of the Kanuri language, to linguists, and to Kanuri people interested in the grammar of their language. The text is organized in pedagogical order having eight main sections, each of which is further subdivided into chapters. (AMH)

✦ Subjects

Языки и языкознание;Африканские языки

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