FSI. Luganda Basic course. Audio 2/3

Editeur: L'Harmattan Publication date: 2003 Cet ouvrage se veut non seulement une initiation lexicale et syntaxique, mais aussi et surtout une introduction à l'univers mental des Fon, à leur vision du monde ou de l'existence. La description de la langue est brièvement présentée tandis que plusieurs rubriques sont consacrées à sa pratique quotidienne, à savoir: la conversation...

Author: Frederick K. Kamoga; Earl W. Stevick Publisher: Foreign Service Institute Publication date: 1968 Format / Quality: MP3 / 128kkps Luganda is a Bantu language which is spoken either as a first or a second language by large portion of the people of Uganda. In adittion, it I close related to some of its neighbors, including Lunyoro and Runyankole.

Author: Frederick K. Kamoga; Earl W. Stevick Publisher: Foreign Service Institute Publication date: 1968 Format / Quality: MP3 / 128kkps Luganda is a Bantu language which is spoken either as a first or a second language by large portion of the people of Uganda. In adittion, it I close related to some of its neighbors, including Lunyoro and Runyankole.

Publisher/Author: Foreign Service Institute Year: 1970 Pages: 385 This book, with its accompanying tapes, is an adjunct to the Foreign Service Institute's Luganda Basic Course. It is in the form of a self-instructional program of approximately 20 hours duration and will be useful especially to those students who have a serious interest in mastering the tonal system of the...

Publisher/Author: Foreign Service Institute Year: 1970 Pages: 255 This book, with its accompanying tapes, is an adjunct to the Foreign Service Institute's Luganda Basic Course. It is in the form of a self-instructional program of approximately 20 hours duration and will be useful especially to those students who have a serious interest in mastering the tonal system of the...

Author: M Lehr, J Redden, A Balima Publisher: Foreign Service Institute Publication Date: 1966 Format / Quality: MP3 / 32kkps The More language is spoken by the Mossi people who live, along with Bambara and Fula speaking people, in the central part of Upper Volta. There are about two million native speakers. Unofficially there are estimated to be from 1,700,000 Mossi...