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Dialect variation in a cross-border language: a sociolinguistic study of Silozi in Zambia and Namibia
Silozi came into existence in the early 1800s when Sikololo speakers (Makololo) from South Africa came in contact with the Siluyana speakers (Luyi) in Barotseland. Today the language is spoken by over 700 000 people in Zambia, Namibia, Botswana, Angola and Zimbabwe collectively. Of the wealth of sch...
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School of African and GenderStuds, Anth and Ling
2023
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