Le Malinke de Kita (parler de Bindougouba) : esquisse phonologique et grammaticale et liste lexicale comparative

Mandenkan, 1984. — 133 р.Traditionally spoken around the town of Kita in Western Mali, the Kita-Malinké is a variant of the Manding languages of West Africa. This language group, also encompassing the official language of Mali, Bambara, are part of the Mande family of the Niger-Congo languages. Mutually intelligible and very closely related, they share 90% of their lexicon, the Manding languages form a network of dialects across a large part of West Africa. From Senegal and Gambia, Guinea and Guinea-Bissau, to Mali, Burkina Faso and Côte d'Ivoire and even as far as Sierra Leone and Liberia, Manding languages are understood or used as lingua franca
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