The Bantu Languages
Derek Nurse, Gérard Philippson
Taylor & Francis, Jul 3, 2003 - Foreign Language Study - 728 pages
Geographically, Bantu languages are spoken in the southern half of Africa. Genetically, they form part of Benue-Congo, itself a part of the huge Niger-Congo phylum. The exact place of Bantu in this framework is controversial, and there is no comprehensive overview of Bantu. This volume provides a set of theoretically-informed descriptive and typological statements about Bantu.
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