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The Uneme Noun Phrase
It has been discovered that the minority languages in Nigeria are not being paid much attention to. Therefore, this long essay will describe and present the structure of Noun Phrase in Uneme lan... Premium 191 pages 17455 words Paper

Aspects Of Question Formation In Ìjà-kórò
This long essay aims at studying questions formation in Ìjà-Kórò, it will cover the general introductions of the study, the sound inventory of the language, the distribution of those sound and tra...
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Noun Phrase In Migili
This research is aimed at discussing the general overview of Noun Phrase in Migili language.
This research work is divided into five chapters.Chapter one which is the introductory part include: the hi...
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Aspects Of Gunganci Morphology
Introduction to the History of Gùngáwá People and Language.Gùngáwá is an adopted name for the Bàrèshe people by their Hausa neighbors which means Island dwellers because of their nearest to ri...
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Negation In Migili
Lákõökö iśë yìí yóò là wá lóye yóò sí tún fún wa ní ìmõ kún ìmõ nítorí ôgbön kò pín sí ibìkan bí a bá śe ń wádìí nýkan náà ni ìmõ wa yóò máa gbòró sí ...
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Aspects Of Migili Verb Phrase
This research is aimed at discussing the general overview of verb phrase in Migili language. This research work is divided into five chapters which are relevant aspects of the theory of syntax.TABLE O...
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Aspects Of Negation In Kaninkon
This research is aimed at describing an aspect of syntax of Kaninkon language. And our focus is negation in the language.Kaninkon is a language spoken in Jema’a local government area of
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Aspect Of The Phonology Of Yukuben
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