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Understanding Kiswahili Vowels: Kiswahili being one of these languages that has been studied extensively presents an .. Kiswahili sentence (Amidu 2004) and vowels affixed to verb roots .; www.jpanafrican.com

Tense, aspect and mood in Swahili: A brief Swahili grammar sketch, with specific focus on the verb-group, is then provided. A Swahili, as well as the other Bantu languages referred to in this study, are ..; www2.lingfil.uu.se

The ku-marker in Swahili: www2.lingfil.uu.se

Nick Gaw_We Have a Langauge Problem Here: afraid to say that the Swahili language belongs to a particular people, ..; www.swarthmore.edu

Statives and Reciprocal Morphology in Swahili: with reciprocals in many Bantu languages, and show that it has an amal- In this section we briefly outline the structure of Swahili verbs, since an understanding ..; www.hum.uu.nl

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Swahili language - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: en.wikipedia.org

Swahili Language Verb Affixation | RM.com ®: Swahili Language Verb Affixation articles, reference materials. Need more on Swahili Language Verb Affixation?; www.realmagick.com

Swahili language - New World Encyclopedia: www.newworldencyclopedia.org

References on Swahili language: Verb affixation.; www.websters-online-dictionary.org

Swahilionline.com - Religion: Verb Affixation Nevertheless Swahili encompasses more than fifteen distinct dialects Kingozi: Is a special case as it was the language of the inhabitants of the ancient town of "Ngozi" and is perhaps the basis of the Swahili language.; www.swahilionline.com

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