نتایج جستجو برای: bantu languages

تعداد نتایج: 112435  

In rural Tanzania, recent major influences happen between Kiswahili and English to ethnic languages rather than ethnic languages, which had been in contact for so long, influencing each other. In this work, I report the results of investigation of lexical changes in indigenous languages that aimed at examining how ethnic communities and their languages, namely Cushitic Iraqw, Nilotic Datooga, N...

Journal: :international journal of society, culture & language 2016
amani lusekelo

the existing literature on bantu verbal semantics demonstrated that inherent semantic content of verbs pairs directly with the selection of tense, aspect and modality formatives in bantu languages like chasu, lucazi, lusamia, and shiyeyi. thus, the gist of this paper is the articulation of semantic classification of verbs in kiswahili based on the selection of tam types. this is because the sem...

Journal: :The Geographical Journal 1919

2011
Rebecca Grollemund Jean-Marie Hombert

Since the early seventies, several classifications of Bantu languages have been proposed. Two branches have been identified in some of these classifications: Eastern and Western Bantu. The homogeneity of the languages of the Eastern branch has been confirmed, while the situation appears more complex with Western languages. Indeed, Bastin, Coupez and Mann (1999) have highlighted the complexity o...

Journal: :Science 2017
Etienne Patin Marie Lopez Rebecca Grollemund Paul Verdu Christine Harmant Hélène Quach Guillaume Laval George H Perry Luis B Barreiro Alain Froment Evelyne Heyer Achille Massougbodji Cesar Fortes-Lima Florence Migot-Nabias Gil Bellis Jean-Michel Dugoujon Joana B Pereira Verónica Fernandes Luisa Pereira Lolke Van der Veen Patrick Mouguiama-Daouda Carlos D Bustamante Jean-Marie Hombert Lluís Quintana-Murci

Bantu languages are spoken by about 310 million Africans, yet the genetic history of Bantu-speaking populations remains largely unexplored. We generated genomic data for 1318 individuals from 35 populations in western central Africa, where Bantu languages originated. We found that early Bantu speakers first moved southward, through the equatorial rainforest, before spreading toward eastern and ...

The existing literature on Bantu verbal semantics demonstrated that inherent semantic content of verbs pairs directly with the selection of tense, aspect and modality formatives in Bantu languages like Chasu, Lucazi, Lusamia, and Shiyeyi. Thus, the gist of this paper is the articulation of semantic classification of verbs in Kiswahili based on the selection of TAM types. This is because the sem...

2014
Chiara Barbieri Mário Vicente Sandra Oliveira Koen Bostoen Jorge Rocha Mark Stoneking Brigitte Pakendorf

Bantu speech communities expanded over large parts of sub-Saharan Africa within the last 4000-5000 years, reaching different parts of southern Africa 1200-2000 years ago. The Bantu languages subdivide in several major branches, with languages belonging to the Eastern and Western Bantu branches spreading over large parts of Central, Eastern, and Southern Africa. There is still debate whether thi...

2010
Patrick Jackson Jones

Unlike most other modern Bantu languages, Kinande has faithfully preserved the Proto-Bantu contrast between [-ATR] and [+ATR] high vowels (Hyman, 2002). As a result, while other Bantu languages typically have only two contrastive high vowels (i.e. high back and high front), Kinande has four: [-ATR] [i u] and [+ATR] i u ]. 1 These four high vowels, together with mid [e o] and low [a], are laid o...

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