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Faculty of the Graduate Institute of Applied Linguistics, 2007. — 346 p. Кендалл И. Марк. Повествовательный дискурс в языке тунен и роль участвующих в нём (на англ. яз.) Contents: Introduction. Literature Review. Overview of Tunen Grammar. Methodology. Participant Reference Resources. Sequential Default. Discourse Operations. Conclusions. Texts. Sample Charts. Givon Counts. Tunen, also known as Nen and Banen, is a Southern Bantoid language of Cameroon. Maho (2009) considers Aling'a to be a distinct language.
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- Kendall I.
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- AF
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- nonfiction
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- Language Learning, Language
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