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London—Toronto: J. M. Dent & Sons, Ltd., 1915. — 170 p. Майнхоф К. Введение в изучение африканских языков (на англ. яз.) Contents: Why do We Study Primitive Languages? A Survey of African Languages and Language-Families. The Study of Sounds in Africa and Its Relation to General Phonetics. Rhythm and Melody in African Languages. The Morphological development of African Languages. The Practical Importance of African Linguistics. African Philology as an Auxiliary to other Sciences. The Problems and the Aim of African Linguistics.
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- Author
- Meinhof C.
- Language
- AF
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- Language Learning, Language
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