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Cynthia Kirwa

more than 3 weeks ago

#linguistics #language

Define the form in grammar ?

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Anonymous

more than 4 weeks ago

#history #linguistics #religion

The Genesis Theory, often associated with the idea of a divine or miraculous origin of language, posits that language was a gift from a higher power or a specific incident in human history.

Introductions to linguistics

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Hassan Maingi

more than 4 weeks ago

#history #linguistics #sociology

Examine the use of sociolinguistics in the reconstruction of precolonial African history.

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Anonymous

more than 4 weeks ago

#linguistics #communication

The role of language.

a) speak and love b) thoughts and feelings c) cannot be described d) had to shed blood e) how mother tongue is

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Brian Kamau

more than 4 weeks ago

#child-development #linguistics #education

Stages of language development in children.

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Anonymous

more than 4 weeks ago

#linguistics #idioms #expressions #language

What's the meaning of the idiom ...wash your dirty lines in public?

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Lydia Chepengat

more than 4 weeks ago

#child-development #linguistics #education

Apply the principals of language development to enhance acquisition of language in children ?

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Anonymous

more than 4 weeks ago

#personal-development #linguistics #communication #self-discovery

How have others described you? Are the ways others have describe or view you similar or differently from how you view yourself? If so how? "Write 100 points" what does a person mean?

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Anonymous

more than 4 weeks ago

#linguistics #language

Tsunami is a word in which language?

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Bonus Komba

more than 4 weeks ago

#linguistics #philosophy

Power meaning

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Anonymous

more than 4 weeks ago

#miscellaneous #linguistics #language

Answer the following from the list below: A. arrived, fought, drove, gave, listened, walked. B. Briskly, punctually, generously, keenly, bravely, carelessly.

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Kaliil Leenjisoo

more than 4 weeks ago

#linguistics #communication #food #drink #language

What is the meaning of Jam?

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Anonymous

more than 4 weeks ago

#south-africa #linguistics #education

Some researchers consider multilingualism as a problem, while others view it as a valuable source of knowledge. Discuss these ideas with reference to what is happening in South Africa.

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Anonymous

more than 4 weeks ago

#semantics #linguistics #african-languages

Show how semantic features can be used to reveal the semantic differences between words. Use the words for 'indoda' and 'nkosikazi' in your African language.

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Anonymous

more than 4 weeks ago

#grammar #linguistics #language

Identify the three functions of the absolute pronoun.

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Anonymous

more than 4 weeks ago

#linguistics #language

Refer to relevant Zulu noun phrases to support your statement about the difference between productive and unproductive noun phrases.

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Anonymous

more than 4 weeks ago

#language-learning #linguistics

If we look at the system of noun classes in African languages, we see that not all noun classes are productive. Briefly explain the difference between productive and non-productive noun classes.

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Abraham Beshah

more than 4 weeks ago

#linguistics #language #education

List the homophone words.

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Mpume Shange

more than 4 weeks ago

#language-learning #linguistics #communication

#linguistics

Cynthia Kirwa

Define the form in grammar ?

Anonymous

The Genesis Theory, often associated with the idea of a divine or miraculous origin of language, posits that language was a gift from a higher power or a specific incident in human history.

Hassan Maingi

Examine the use of sociolinguistics in the reconstruction of precolonial African history.

Anonymous

The role of language.

Brian Kamau

Stages of language development in children.

Anonymous

What's the meaning of the idiom ...wash your dirty lines in public?

Lydia Chepengat

Apply the principals of language development to enhance acquisition of language in children ?

Anonymous

How have others described you? Are the ways others have describe or view you similar or differently from how you view yourself? If so how? "Write 100 points" what does a person mean?

Anonymous

Tsunami is a word in which language?

Bonus Komba

Power meaning

Anonymous

Answer the following from the list below: A. arrived, fought, drove, gave, listened, walked. B. Briskly, punctually, generously, keenly, bravely, carelessly.

Kaliil Leenjisoo

What is the meaning of Jam?

Anonymous

Some researchers consider multilingualism as a problem, while others view it as a valuable source of knowledge. Discuss these ideas with reference to what is happening in South Africa.

Anonymous

Show how semantic features can be used to reveal the semantic differences between words. Use the words for 'indoda' and 'nkosikazi' in your African language.

Anonymous

Identify the three functions of the absolute pronoun.

Anonymous

Refer to relevant Zulu noun phrases to support your statement about the difference between productive and unproductive noun phrases.

Anonymous

If we look at the system of noun classes in African languages, we see that not all noun classes are productive. Briefly explain the difference between productive and non-productive noun classes.

Abraham Beshah

List the homophone words.

Mpume Shange

Give your understanding of how language has certain features and conventions that can be manipulated.

Anonymous

Can speaking tongues be intentional?

Anonymous