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* The semantic network of the Akan posture verbs da 'lie', gyina 'stand' and te/tena 'sit'
Esther Afreh (Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology / University of Ghana, Legon) & E. Kweku Osam (University of Ghana, Legon) |
Semantics |
A comparative lexicon of Delta Cross languages
Inimbom Akpan (University of Calabar) |
Lexicon |
Mother tongue education for a “rural-urban/urban-village setting”: The case of Mankon
Evelyn Shiri-Neh Fogwe Chibaka (University of Buea) |
Acquisition / Sociolinguistics |
* "Now it sounds real Nkumbi!" The role of Nkumbi Bible translators in the standardization of their language in the multilingual rural context of Southern Angola
Riikka Halme-Berneking (United Bible Societies) |
Translation |
A phonological description of Anaang proverb-riddles
Michael Itoro (University of Uyo) |
Phonology / Sociolinguistics |
Gerundivization in Ogbahu-Igbo: A morpho-phonological study
Georgina Maduagwu (University of Ibadan) |
Morphology / Phonology |
Rules in the focus and topic Constructions in Akan and the phonology-syntax interface
Charles Marfo (Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology) |
Morphology / Phonology |
* Inventaire des classes nominales et schèmes d'accord en guñaamool
Mamadou Ngom (FASTEF, Dakar) |
Morphology-Noun Classes |
Simultaneous considerations in Kiwilwana orthography design
Jacob Njagi (Bible Translation & Literacy (EA)) |
Orthography |
* The world as a global village and some of its effects on African languages: A case study of three Cameroonian indigenous languages, Ngwo, Ngwe and Ngomba
Eyovi Njwe (University of Bamenda) |
Sociolinguistics |
English as a global language and the problems of teaching English in non-native English speaking multilingual countries: A Nigerian perspective
Isaac Nnam Ohia (University of Ibadan) |
Acquisition |
* Enclisis and vowel harmony in Ọgọ̀tún-Èkìtì dialect of Yorúbà
Fúnmi Olúbọ̀dé-Sàwẹ̀ (Federal University of Technology, Akure) |
Phonology |
Personal pronouns in Moghamo, morphology and binding
Blasius Achiri Taboh (University of Buea) |
Morphology / Syntax |
A phonological sketch of Ùdá
Eno-Abasi Urua (University of Uyo) |
Phonology |
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Acoustic analysis of vowels of the Boone and Nabt dialects of Farefari
Helen Atipoka Adongo (University of Education, Winneba) |
Phonetics |
* The morph-syntax of genricity in Yorùbá
Oladiipo Ajiboye (University of Lagos) |
Semantics |
English-Yoruba prosodies in context: Connectivity in disparity
A. Agnes Atolagbe Adebukunola (Lagos State University) |
Phonology |
African languages in context: Honorification in Kiswahili interactional discourse
Samuel Obuchi Moseti (University of Eastern Africa-Baraton) |
Discourse |
Wh- interrogatives in Nigerian Pidgin
Macaulay Mowarin (Delta State University, Abraka) |
Syntax |
A comparative study of Kikongo and Kimbundu noun determiners
Mfuwa Ndonga (Agostinho Neto University) |
Morphology / Syntax |
Focus constructions in Ngamambo: A minimalists approach
Sirih-Nagang Nancy Nyindem (University of Buea) |
Syntax |
Polysemy and metaphorical use of Na ('see') verb in Ga
Ruby Otoo (University of Education, Winneba) |
Semantics |
* Adopting loanwords into Chitonga
Jodi Reich (Yale University), Kelly Nedwick (Yale University), Philip E. Thuma (Macha Research Trust) & Elena L. Grigorenko (Yale University / Moscow State University / Columbia University) |
Phonology / Semantics |
* Some observations on a corpus-based description of Ts’amakko (Ethiopia)
Graziano Savà (CNRS, France) |
Corpus Linguistics |
Similarity of distribution of certain consonants in the speech sound chain as a basis for the typological distances between the Niger Congo languages
Yuri Tambovtsev (Novosibirsk Pedagogical University) |
Phonology |
Weak contexts and place holders in Leggbo
Imelda Udoh (University of Uyo) |
Phonology |
* Menik: an endangered language between two big languages
Sophie Wade (University of Cologne) |
Sociolinguistics |
