Publisher: University of Wisconsin-Madison Publication date: 1987 Number of pages: 194 ISBN: 0942615026Kongo Language Course: Maloongi Makikoongo (A course in the dialect of Zoombo - Northern Angola)
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Publisher: L'Harmattan Publication date: 2008 Number of pages: 276 ISBN: 2296056954 Le lecteur est invité à s'initier à la langue parlée, non seulement par les Karimojong d'Ouganda, mais également, avec quelques variations dialectales, par les autres peuples que les ethnologues appellent les "Paranilotes du centre": les Dodos et les Jie d'Ouganda, les Turkana du Kenya, les...
Publisher: Bloomington: Indiana University Linguistics Club Publication date: 1979 Number of pages: 104 SeSotho too is a Bantu language and is spoken by the people of Lesotho in southern Africa. Sesotho, or Southern Sotho, is part of the Sotho language subgroup within the South - Eastern group of the Ntu (Bantu) language family. Other languages in the Sotho subgroup include...
Publisher: John Benjamins Publishing Company Year: 2009 Pages: 360 Marathi, one of the major languages of India, is spoken in Maharashtra State (capital Mumbai/Bombay). This is located in the centre of the subcontinent, with Hindi and other Indo-Aryan languages to the north and Dravidian languages to the south. The authors, both native speakers, have been researching and...
Publisher: American Council of Learned Societes Date: 1963 Pages: 370 This is a self-teaching textbook for learning Telugu, designed to be used with a language guide or a native speaker of Telugu. The emphasis is placed on speaking rather than on reading or writing. The book opens with a phonetic preface, to introduce the student to the sounds of Telugu. The textbook itself...
Date: 2010 Number of pages: 152 ISBN: 9781877484186 Samoan Dictionary (adapted from the Learners Samoan Dictionary by Mautanoa Lisi Va'ai). This is an attempt at a Samoan-English bilingual dictionary which, now complete can be presented to a mainly Samoan audience so that they have an opportunity to compare and contrast their language with another, specifically with English.