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62. African Languages And Literature - African Languages And Literature african languages and Literature Department african languages and Literature 1414Van Hise Hall 1220 Linden Drive Madison, WI 53706 Phone (608) 2622487; Fax http://www.wisc.edu/grad/gs/programs/majors/018.html

African Languages and Literature Department: African Languages and Literature 1414 Van Hise Hall 1220 Linden Drive Madison, WI 53706 Phone: Fax: E-mail: afrlang@mhub.facstaff.wisc.edu Departmental Website: http://african.lss.wisc.edu/all/ Degree(s): MA, PHD Department Admissions Requirements and other Catalogue information: faculty listings, admission and degree requirements, course descriptions. http://www.wisc.edu/grad/catalog/letsci/aflang.html Deadlines and Test Requirements: Fall Admission? Yes Fall Deadline: none Spring Admission? Yes Spring Deadline: none Summer Admission? Yes Summer Deadline: none Fellowship Deadline: Financial Aid Deadline: GRE Required? No Advanced GRE Required? No Note: If applying for a university fellowship, GRE scores are required. Keywords: Hausa; Swahili; Arabic; Yoruba; Xhosa; African literature; African linguistics; African oral tradition; African language pedagogy Apply on the Web! After reading departmental admissions requirements, proceed to the online application. http://www.wisc.edu/grad/eapp/index.html Paper Applications: Contact the program if you would like them to mail you a paper application, or see

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64. AfricaOnline.com - African Languages - Learn Hausa Online african languages Learn Hausa online. by AfricaOnline.com CorrespondentMay 2001 Resources available on the Internet to help students of Hausa. http://www.africaonline.com/site/Articles/1,10,1890.jsp

65. African Languages You are here Home Humanities Languages african languages, Login. InfoTreelogo, african languages General. Showing 1 to 3 of 3, Previous · 1 · Next. http://infotree.library.ohiou.edu/bysubject/humanities/languages/african-languag

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66. African Languages dealing with african languages. International in scope. 016.4096 B471 (MDR)Bibliography of african languages. Edited by Wilma Meier. http://gateway.library.uiuc.edu/mdx/Bibliogs/african.htm

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67. Guide To Asian And African Languages: Introduction SOAS Guide to Asian and african languages. The School of Orientaland African Studies, University of London, has long been known http://www2.soas.ac.uk/languageguide/Welcome.html

SOAS Guide to Asian and African Languages The School of Oriental and African Studies , University of London, has long been known for the study and teaching of languages. This guide introduces you to thirty-three languages that we teach to university students, and to people from other walks of life, who have an interest in Asia or Africa. SOAS Language Centre provides tuition in these and other Asian and African languages, such as Igbo, Mongolian, Kurdish and others, to meet the needs of people with particular requirements, whether in business, government, industry, or who wish to study out of personal interest. On the 1st August 2002 the School was restructured academically into three faculties - Arts and Humanities, Languages and Cultures and Law and Social Sciences. The new faculties have been created from the School's fifteen academic departments and academic centres. The Languages Akkadian Amharic Arabic Bengali ... Cambodian Chinese: Cantonese Mandarin Georgian Gujarati ... Zulu Can't find the language you're looking for? It may be among these languages mentioned in passing or under an alternative name: Aramaic Azerbaijani Babylonian Bahasa Indonesia ... Yue Other Information Learning languages

68. Lesson Plan - Appreciating African Languages Appreciating african languages Appreciating african languages LessonPlan. Author Lisa Marchant Grade Level 2nd grade. Objectives http://teacherlink.ed.usu.edu/tlresources/units/byrnes-africa/lismar/

Appreciating African Languages Just like there are many languages spoken in the United States, many languages and dialects are spoken in Africa. There are over 1,000 languages spoken in Africa! Some are linked to the earliest communications between humans, while others remain as evidence of conquerors of the past who forced their cultures and languages on Africa. English French, Portugese, and Arabic are official languages of many of the countries in Africa. It's many languages testify to the vast diversity of the African people. Here is "hello" in five different languages spoken in Africa: Tswana - Dumela (doo MAY lah) Tsotsi Talk - Hey-tah (HAY tah) French - Bonjour (bohn ZHOOR) Swahili - Jambo (JAHM boh) Arabic - Marhaba (MAHR hah bah) Resources: http://www.AfricaOnline.com/AfricaOnline/kidsonly/languages/index.html http://www.elite.net/~runner/jennifers/hello.htm Klinker, Susan; 1998 Ouelessebougou-Utah Alliance Calender; Inoway Design.

69. Ali Akan (pilot Project "African Languages Through Internet") Pilot project african languages through internet . Conditions of participation.Registered students of african languages and linguistics or related subjects. http://www.iuo.it/relaz_int/progetti/aliakan/aliakan.html

SOCRATES - ERASMUS - INTENSIVE PROGRAMME Pilot project "African languages through internet" Introduction to Akan language and linguistics through new electronic technologies coordinated by IUO, Naples (M. Toscano) organised by Humboldt University - Berlin, (Prof. Brigitte Reineke) University of Zürich, (Prof. Thomas Bearth) http://www.unizh.ch/spw/afrling/aliakan ALI AKAN 2 University of Leiden, May 14 (arrival) to 24 (departure), 2001. ALI-AKAN 2000 Introduction to Akan language and linguistics through new electronic technologies Announcement Registration form (dead line 15 January 2000) IP Ali-Akan Residential part Humboldt-Universität Berlin, February 18-26, 2000 ALI-AKAN ACTIVITIES 1998/99 Information for students Registration form Final report 1998/99 Intermediary Report June 1999 The meeting of the steering committee of the Socrates-Erasmus network on African languages and linguistics has approved at its meeting in Brussels on October 23, 1998, the program of the first teleteaching introductory course in the field of African languages and linguistics to be held from April to July 1999 on the Akan language. The course is being prepared by a joint working group from the University of Zurich and the Humboldt University of Berlin.

70. ERIC L & L Digest african languages at the K12 Level. To date, no teachers of african languageshave participated in the preparation of generic standards at these levels. http://www.cal.org/ericcll/digest/kuntz001.html

Digest EDO-FL-97-02 See other ERIC Digests on foreign language education African Languages at the K-12 Level Patricia Kuntz, University of Wisconsin, Madison Although the teaching of African languages at the elementary and secondary levels is rare, a number of schools offer one or more of the following major African languages at these levels: Arabic (North Africa), Hausa (West Africa), Swahili (East Africa), Wolof (Senegal), Yoruba (Nigeria), and Xhosa and Zulu (South Africa). Strictly speaking, Arabic is a colonial language brought to North Africa by Arabs from the Arabian peninsula. Through the spread of Islam and the introduction of Quranic schools, Arabic has flourished in Africa. U.S. universities and government agencies classify Arabic as both an African and a Middle Eastern language. Heritage Language American children whose ancestors spoke an African language often seek to study it. These students include both recent immigrants and African Americans whose ancestors were slaves. The latter often have limited knowledge of their language heritage, because slavery discouraged the retention of language and cultural identity. Given this loss, many African-American students choose to study one of the more prominent African languages, such as Hausa, Swahili, Yoruba, or Zulu. Recently, African Americans who promote an Afrocentric curriculum have included the instruction of African languages and their related cultures. In support of an Afrocentric approach to education, new African immigrants frequently teach at places such as The Swahili Institute (Chicago).

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Home Research African Languages Browse research: [previous] [next] African Languages Supported in part by the Center for African Studies, the Department of Linguistics regularly offers first and second year classes in the Swahili language taught by Sam Mchombo and assistants. In addition, subject to funding, courses and tutorials on other African languages are set up especially for graduate students from throughout the University to acquire the necessary language proficiency to conduct research in Africa. In the past, languages that have been taught in this way include Amharic, Chichewa, Hausa, Igbo, Malagasy, Mandinka, Tigrinya, Wolof, Serer, Yoruba, and Zulu. Graduate students may apply for Foreign Language Area Studies (FLAS) fellowships to study an African language, when appropriate. Since 1988, the department has had two faculty members (Larry M. Hyman, and Sam Mchombo) with a third (Ian Maddieson) joining us in 2001, who direct projects dealing with aspects of the phonetics, phonology, morphology, syntax, and semantics of African languages. Home Admissions Degrees Courses ... Resources

72. Afrikanska Språk Vid GU Gothenburgian studies in african languages focuses on various sociolinguistic andlinguistictypological aspects of language and languages in sub-Saharan Africa http://www.african.gu.se/

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75. West_African_Linguistics_Society - Journal Of West African Languages (JWAL) previous next Up Title Contents Journal of West african languages(JWAL). JWAL provides a forum for dissemination of information http://www.spectrum.uni-bielefeld.de/WALS/WALSwebsite-Journal.html

Journal of West African Languages (JWAL) JWAL provides a forum for dissemination of information on research work going on in the field of West African languages and it also serves as a permanent link between members of WALS. Started in 1964 by the West African Languages Survey, the Journal was first published by Cambridge University Press up to Vol. VIII and was then taken over by the Society from Vol. IX. Editing and production were initially undertaken at the University of Ibadan, but owing to infrastructural problems experienced at the University of Ibadan Press, production was later transferred to the Summer Institute of Linguistics, Dallas Texas, beginning with Vol. XII. JWAL is published in volumes of two issues per year (May and November). Subscriptions rates are: Institutions $30 per annum $50 two-year discount Individuals $20 per annum $35 two -year discount Members of WALS $15 per annum $25 two-year discount Articles for publication, books for review, and all correspondence concerning editorial matters should be sent to: The Editor Dr. Keir L. Hansford

76. African Languages Featured In Our Publications Titles by author, Titles by editor, Titles by ISBN, Titles by series, AfricanLanguages featured in our programme. Anywa. Arabic. Bambara. Bantu Languages.Berber. http://www.koeppe.de/html/e_sprachen.htm

African Languages featured in our programme Anywa Arabic Bambara Bantu Languages ... Umbundu Map colours Languages with several entries Languages with one entry For detailed maps of individual African countries from CIA sources please visit the Library of the University of Texas , TX, USA.

77. Series: East African Languages And Dialects MaLL. NAS. NISA. PH. QKF. SBS. SLAO. SKA. SzK. WeStu. WOCAL. WDaS. East AfricanLanguages and Dialects. Editors Bernd Heine and Wilhelm JG Möhlig University ofCologne. http://www.koeppe.de/html/e_eald.htm

East African Languages and Dialects Editors: Bernd Heine and Wilhelm J.G. Möhlig University of Cologne The series deals with several linguistic aspects (grammar, pragmatics, semantics, lexicon etc.) of the various Bantu languages in East Africa. Volume 12 Jelle Cammenga: Phonology and Morphology of Ekegusii. A Bantu Language of Kenya Volume 11 Thilo C. Schadeberg / Francisco Ussene Mucanheia: Ekoti. The Maka or Swahili Language of Angoche Volume 10 Jan Blommaert: State Ideology and Language in Tanzania Volume 9 L.T. Rubongoya: A Modern Runyoro-Rutooro Grammar Volume 8 Assibi A. Amidu: Classes in Kiswahili. A Study of their Forms and Implications Volume 7 Hagen Neumüller: Zwei Elefanten. Untersuchung zu den Beziehungen zwischen Sprache und Kultur anhand ausgewählter Wortfelder des Kikuyu Volume 6 Livingstone Walusimbi: Relative Clauses in Luganda Volume 5 Mohamed H. Abdulaziz: Transitivity in Swahili Volume 4 Fidèle Mpiranya: Swahili Phonology Reconsidered in a Diachronical Perspective. The Impact of Stress on Morphonemics and Syllable Structure Volume 3 Robert Botne: A Lega and English Dictionary. With an Index to Proto-Bantu Roots

78. Yale Program In African Languages Wolof · Xhosa. Yale University is one of the premier centers forthe study of african languages in North America. The Program in http://www.yale.edu/ycias/african/languages.htm

HOME YCIAS YALE SEARCH ... Zulu Yale University is one of the premier centers for the study of African languages in North America. The Program in African Languages is staffed by expert teachers who are active in the development of multimedia and print materials, maintaining a high national profile in the teaching of African languages. Students receive a high quality education through intensive study and personalized contact with their instructors. Students are able to learn in a variety of contexts, through courses, tutorials, directed instruction, summer study abroad programs, research in African language resource materials, participation in African language projects, and through personalized contact with the instructors. At Yale, we believe that language study is the best way for students to gain an understanding of an African culture, and that conversational ability in at least one language is essential for African research in any discipline. Courses The Yale program offers regular courses in four major African languages: Swahili,

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80. Academic Programs And African Languages involving African affairs and/or (2) students who plan to pursue graduate workin one of the social sciences, or in Eastern and african languages, with a http://www.isop.ucla.edu/jscasc/academia/maas/undergr.htm

THE UNDERGRADUATE MINOR IN AFRICAN STUDIES AT UCLA.: A Working Guide for Undergraduates CONTACT: Gaby Solomon , Undergraduate Minor Advisor 10375 Bunche Hall The Undergraduate Minor in African Studies is designed primarily for (1) students who plan to live and work in Africa or who are interested in government and public service careers involving African affairs and/or (2) students who plan to pursue graduate work in one of the social sciences, or in Eastern and African Languages, with a primary concentration in the field of African Studies. The philosophy of the Minor is that people with a solid background in one of the established disciplines can make the best contribution to an understanding of Africa and its problems. The Minor is available to students working towards a Bachelor's Degree, normally in one of the following fields: Anthropology, Economics, Geography, History, Linguistics, Political Science, or Sociology. Students completing this special program will receive a B.A. degree combining a major in a selected discipline with a specialization in African Studies. The Chair of the Committee in charge certifies completion of the program. To enter the minor, students must have an overall grade-point average of 2.0 or better and have completed 45 units and a three-term sequence of an African language prior to or concurrent with coursework in the minor. Languages may include Hausa, Swahili, Wolof, Zulu, and Afrikaans or, by petition to the minor counselor, another African language. Students must file a petition and meet with the student affairs counselor, African Studies Center, 10373 Bunche Hall.

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