10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «KINGWANA»
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Kingwana in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Open Problems in Linguistics and Lexicography
career as descriptive linguists, described their work as follows in the preface to
their Manuel de Kingwana: “[The authors] proposed to discover the agreements
and the disagreements of the parent Swahili and its daughter Kingwana, and to ...
2
Practical and Systematical Swahili Bibliography ; ...
760 Whitehead, John and L. F., 1928, Manuel de Kingwana. Le dialecte
occidental de Swahili. Il contient des notes grammaticales en Francais-English ;
des conversations en Francais- Kingwana-English ; un vocabulaire Kingwana-
Francais- ...
Marcel Van Spaandonck, 1965
3
Intervention as Indirect Rule: Civil War and Statebuilding ...
were also instrumental in terms of language policies. The White Fathers, who
dominated mission activity in Ituri according to an agreement with the colonial
state, decided to use Kingwana as a unifying language in Ituri. Kingwana, a form
of ...
4
African American Writers and Classical Tradition
She knows many languages, “but for two days the week before, because of her
ignorance of Shluh and Kingwana syntax, Scott might as well have been
speaking Shluh and Kingwana” (133)—in Shluh- and Kingwana-accented
English in It Is ...
William W. Cook, James Tatum, 2011
5
Tanganyika Notes and Records
The statement has often been made that the Swahili traders in the Congo spoke
the dialect of Swahili known as Kingwana, but this term applies more rightly to the
lingua franca as spoken by the Congo peoples. The distinction should clearly ...
6
Tanzania Notes and Records
The statement has often been made that the Swahili traders in the Congo spoke
the dialect of Swahili known as Kingwana, but this term applies more rightly to the
lingua franca as spoken by the Congo peoples. The distinction should clearly ...
In trading extensively with the neighboring tribes a language which is now called
Kingwana developed. The Bible Society published two different versions of this
trade language, the Kingwana Ituri and the Kingwana Lualaba versions.
In fact, the Swahili language, known locally as Kingwana, remains the common
language of this part of the DRC to this day. The Lower Congo Region and the
Congo River Route The part of Western Central Africa least known to Europeans
at ...
Roland Oliver, Anthony Atmore, 2005
9
The Bible in Africa: Transactions, Trajectories, and Trends
... or a daughter (a man or a woman). Mtoto wa mtu literally means "child of
humankind." Mtoto wa watu or Mtoto ya bhatu in Kingwana (a Kiswahili dialect
spoken in Bunia/North-Eastern Demo- eratie Republic 558 JEAN CLAUDE LOBA
MKOLE.
Gerald O. West, Musa W. Dube Shomanah, 2000
They share a variety of Swahili lingua franca which they are proud to call
Kingwana (the language of free people) after themselves. In spite of this situation
of Kingwana, the other groups have finally adopted it as a second language for ...
East African Swahili Committee, 1997
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «KINGWANA»
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Kingwana is used in the context of the following news items.
140 languages in Black Country schools
Swahili (Bajuni/Tikuu) - Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, Mozambique and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Swahili (Kingwana). «expressandstar.com, Nov 14»
Kongwane follows his rugby dream
It was also during this time that Qondakele introduced Kingwana to the exchange programme. In a letter from Aylesford Bulls Rugby Football ... «Grocott's Mail Online, Sep 13»
