Necrolinguistics: The Linguistically stranded

John M. Mugane

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What is happening to African languages? As in all natural life, languages either evolve or die. Languages evolve because new and different forms develop in small increments, which accumulate over time to bring about significant changes. Language demise can be sudden, especially with natural

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