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Swahili language / Sub-Saharan Africa / Bantu languages / Multilingualism / Sheng slang / Culture of Africa / Language / Languages of South Africa / Demographics of Africa / Languages of Kenya / Linguistics / Languages of Africa
Date: 2013-07-01 12:48:00
Swahili language
Sub-Saharan Africa
Bantu languages
Multilingualism
Sheng slang
Culture of Africa
Language
Languages of South Africa
Demographics of Africa
Languages of Kenya
Linguistics
Languages of Africa

Necrolinguistics: The Linguistically Stranded

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