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Language Families of Subsaharan Africa | |
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 | Adamawa-Ubangi [35] |
| Dogon Language [3] |
| Kru [22] |
| Atlantic [48] |
| Ethiosemitic [37] |
| Kwa [66] |
| Benue-Kongo [560] |
| Gur [100] |
| Mande [73] |
| Chadic [71] |
| Ijoid [6] |
| Nilo-Saharan [178] |
| Cushitic [76] |
| Khoisan [9] |
| Omotic [13] |
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African languages
An article in Funk and Wagnalls encyclopedia. Overview of the families (Hamito-Semitic, Nilo-Saharan, Khoisan, Niger-Kordofanian); some features of Bantu grammar; tonality. [eng] |
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African Languages at Michigan State University (ASC)
"Information on African language classes at MSU and other colleges and universities... on where to find learning materials, instructors and the various African languages." [eng] |
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African Language Resources
The African languages listed are those which are taught at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. If you are familiar with other sites which should also be included in this list please contact me. Lauren Rosen [eng] |
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