The Situation of Ndengeleko: A Coastal Tanzanian Language (P10)

Eva-Marie Bloom Ström

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1.1. Background and aim Tanzania is a multiethnic and multilingual country, home to approximately 120 languages. One of these is absolutely dominant, namely the Bantu language Swahili. This language has been used as a

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1967Comparative Bantu: An Introduction to the comparative linguistics and prehistory of the Bantu languages 1993The world of the Swahili: an African mercantile civilization 1992The fate of ethnic languages in Tanzania 1988The Diachronic Background to the Language Communities of Southwestern Tanzania 1992Language shift in Tanzania

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