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1983. - 357 p. The present dissertation is concerned with the complex tonal phenomena found in the Grassfields Bantu languages of Cameroon, specifically the Ngyemboon [rj-gyem-bo:] language spoken in the Western Province. The primary aim of this dissertation is to present a systematic and explanatory account of various tone and morpheme rules. To facilitate this purpose, an autosegmental phonological theory will be employed to present the tonal phenomena in as explicit a framework as possible. A secondary aim of this dissertation is to account for a wider scope of tonal data than has previously been possible in a Grassfields Bantu language.
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- Author
- Anderson Stephen C.
- Language
- AF
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- Language Learning, Language
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