Cilungu Phonology
Cilungu is an underrepresented language spoken in northern Zambia and Tanzania whose future is far from certain, given ongoing urbanization and the ascendancy of other regional languages. The product of over fifteen years of fieldwork, Cilungu Phonology presents a comprehensive description and analysis of this endangered language.

Featuring a reference grammar and formal analysis of Cilungu, this volume will be a major contribution to our understanding of tonology, since several of the forty-four processes analyzed appear to be unique to the language. It also includes a discussion of morphology, both nominal and verbal.
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Cilungu Phonology
Cilungu is an underrepresented language spoken in northern Zambia and Tanzania whose future is far from certain, given ongoing urbanization and the ascendancy of other regional languages. The product of over fifteen years of fieldwork, Cilungu Phonology presents a comprehensive description and analysis of this endangered language.

Featuring a reference grammar and formal analysis of Cilungu, this volume will be a major contribution to our understanding of tonology, since several of the forty-four processes analyzed appear to be unique to the language. It also includes a discussion of morphology, both nominal and verbal.
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Cilungu Phonology

Cilungu Phonology

by Lee Bickmore
Cilungu Phonology

Cilungu Phonology

by Lee Bickmore

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Overview

Cilungu is an underrepresented language spoken in northern Zambia and Tanzania whose future is far from certain, given ongoing urbanization and the ascendancy of other regional languages. The product of over fifteen years of fieldwork, Cilungu Phonology presents a comprehensive description and analysis of this endangered language.

Featuring a reference grammar and formal analysis of Cilungu, this volume will be a major contribution to our understanding of tonology, since several of the forty-four processes analyzed appear to be unique to the language. It also includes a discussion of morphology, both nominal and verbal.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781575865508
Publisher: Center for the Study of Language and Inf
Publication date: 12/15/2007
Series: Stanford Monographs in African Languages
Edition description: Bilingual
Pages: 532
Product dimensions: 6.00(w) x 8.90(h) x 1.20(d)

About the Author

Lee Bickmore is associate professor in the department of anthropology, program in linguistics and cognitive science at the University at Albany, New York. 
 
 
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