Difference between revisions of "Niger-Congo languages"
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Information about this language family in general can be found [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Niger-Congo_languages here]. | Information about this language family in general can be found [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Niger-Congo_languages here]. | ||
| − | The following of the Niger-Congo languages are | + | The following of the Niger-Congo languages are epresented in the database (go to Text search on the navigation bar to search annotated text) and by TC-wiki articles: |
| + | Here a list of the wiki pages listed by language name. | ||
*the Ugandan Bantu language: [[Luganda]] | *the Ugandan Bantu language: [[Luganda]] | ||
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* the Nigerian language: [[Edo]] | * the Nigerian language: [[Edo]] | ||
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| + | * the Ivory Coast language [[The_origin_of_Attie|Attié]] | ||
Revision as of 21:14, 27 July 2014
Information about this language family in general can be found here.
The following of the Niger-Congo languages are epresented in the database (go to Text search on the navigation bar to search annotated text) and by TC-wiki articles:
Here a list of the wiki pages listed by language name.
- the Ugandan Bantu language: Luganda
- the Ugandan Bantu language: Runyankore-Rukiga
- the West African language family: Gur
- the Ghanaian language: Akan
- the Ghanaian language: Ga
- the Ghanaian language: Ewe
- the Ghanaian language: Konkomba
- the Nigerian language: Edo
- the Ivory Coast language Attié