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Vitu Grammar

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Vitu Grammar
Author: René van den Berg, Peter Bachet
Publisher: Summer Institute of Linguistics, Ukarumpa, EHP
Publication date: 2006
Number of pages: 258
Papers in the series Data Papers on Papua New Guinea Languages express the authors’ knowledge at the time of writing. They normally do not provide a comprehensive treatment of the topic and may contain analyses which will be modified at a later stage. However, given the large number of undescribed languages in Papua New Guinea, SIL-PNG feels that it is appropriate to make these research results available at this time.
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