Clicks are a typical feature of the Kalahari linguistic area but their patterning on the fringes of this area is not so well-known. Clicks have been borrowed into Bantu languages multiple times (e.g. Yeyi, Xhosa, Ndau), and also lost multiple times (e.g. Fwe, Sowetan Zulu, Old Ngoni). The number of contrastive clicks and the number of lexical items with clicks tends to be low in the Bantu languages of the fringe. Relatively rare linguistic phenomena in the fringe may help define a linguistic area and inform patterns seen in the core
The clicks, once regarded as "clacks" by the early missionaries of the Cape in the 1820's (Shepherd,...
In this article we present comparative data on visual hunting signals from the Kalahari Basin Area o...
The Zulu language of eastern South Africa is remarkable both for being one of the few languages know...
Clicks are a typical feature of the Kalahari linguistic area but their patterning on the fringes of ...
How do we define the limits of a linguistic area? Typologically rare features may spill out beyond t...
This paper aims at acquiring a better understanding of how click phonemes diffused through the lexic...
At the level of phonetic description, click consonants involve a double articulation, and a timing o...
In southern Africa, contact with the typologically and genealogically diverse Khoisan languages has ...
In southern Africa, contact with the typologically and genealogically diverse Khoisan languages has ...
International audienceIn this article, we show that the influence of Khoisan languages on five south...
Before the arrival of Bantu languages, southern Africa was dominated by speakers of Khoisan language...
Extensive contact with neighboring Khoisan-speaking communities has resulted in the adoption of clic...
Language contact with Khoisan languages has resulted in the adoption of click phonemes in certain so...
Fwe is a Bantu language classified as K.402 (Maho 2009) spoken in the Zambezi region (formerly known...
International audienceSome Bantu languages spoken in southwestern Zambia and neighboring regions of ...
The clicks, once regarded as "clacks" by the early missionaries of the Cape in the 1820's (Shepherd,...
In this article we present comparative data on visual hunting signals from the Kalahari Basin Area o...
The Zulu language of eastern South Africa is remarkable both for being one of the few languages know...
Clicks are a typical feature of the Kalahari linguistic area but their patterning on the fringes of ...
How do we define the limits of a linguistic area? Typologically rare features may spill out beyond t...
This paper aims at acquiring a better understanding of how click phonemes diffused through the lexic...
At the level of phonetic description, click consonants involve a double articulation, and a timing o...
In southern Africa, contact with the typologically and genealogically diverse Khoisan languages has ...
In southern Africa, contact with the typologically and genealogically diverse Khoisan languages has ...
International audienceIn this article, we show that the influence of Khoisan languages on five south...
Before the arrival of Bantu languages, southern Africa was dominated by speakers of Khoisan language...
Extensive contact with neighboring Khoisan-speaking communities has resulted in the adoption of clic...
Language contact with Khoisan languages has resulted in the adoption of click phonemes in certain so...
Fwe is a Bantu language classified as K.402 (Maho 2009) spoken in the Zambezi region (formerly known...
International audienceSome Bantu languages spoken in southwestern Zambia and neighboring regions of ...
The clicks, once regarded as "clacks" by the early missionaries of the Cape in the 1820's (Shepherd,...
In this article we present comparative data on visual hunting signals from the Kalahari Basin Area o...
The Zulu language of eastern South Africa is remarkable both for being one of the few languages know...