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A Description of Pimbwe (Bantu, Tanzania) : Phonology, Grammar, and Discourse
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Author (aut): Weiss, Jonathan W
Thesis advisor (ths): Nicolle, Steve
Degree committee member (dgc): Allison, Sean
Degree committee member (dgc): Aunio, Lotta
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Degree granting institution (dgg): Trinity Western University. SGS
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The present study is the first formal description of Pimbwe, a Bantu language (in the M.11 group) spoken in western Tanzania. After situating the Pimbwe language within the wider linguistic context, I describe Pimbwe phonology, tone, and grammar, with particular emphasis on the structure of the verb. Finally, natural language use in extended discourse is described based on two running commentaries of the Pear Story film. |
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Linguistics
language description
Bantu
phonology
grammar
discourse
tone
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