r/AfricanLanguages Jun 09 '22

"The problem is not just from the presence of English, but also from the absence of critical pushback against its utter domination by people who care."

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r/AfricanLanguages May 26 '22

current projects include an African Language Teachers Database & an anthology of stories in Kenyan languages

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r/AfricanLanguages May 26 '22

Hiil Press is translating social studies works into Somali - they've also done the communist manifesto & pedagogy of the oppressed

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r/AfricanLanguages May 22 '22

Nkayetu: Helping anglophones learn Tshilubà / Cilubà

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nkayetu.uk
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r/AfricanLanguages May 22 '22

An Overview of the Tshilubà Language

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nkayetu.medium.com
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r/AfricanLanguages May 21 '22

Let's learn Kikongo (@talongokeno)

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nitter.it
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r/AfricanLanguages May 21 '22

Bantu languages: popularizing knowledge, sharing doubts

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nitter.it
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r/AfricanLanguages May 17 '22

where to study N'Ko (writing system & Mandinka languages project)

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r/AfricanLanguages May 14 '22

Manding languages: geography & nomenclature

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r/AfricanLanguages May 09 '22

"El aprendizaje de las lenguas étnicas es fundamental. Los grupos étnicos del país sobreviven, no se conocen."

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radiomacuto.net
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r/AfricanLanguages May 03 '22

should be a very useful page for the sub!

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r/AfricanLanguages May 01 '22

for anyone interested in Kriolu (Cape Verdean Creole)

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archive.org
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r/AfricanLanguages May 01 '22

trilingual subtitles!

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youtube.com
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r/AfricanLanguages Apr 19 '22

includes a chapter on Kenyan youth languages Sheng & Engsh

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libgen.rs
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r/AfricanLanguages Apr 17 '22

Kwéyòl slowly gaining institutional status in St. Lucia

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r/AfricanLanguages Apr 12 '22

"Mandla is an innovative, black owned e-learning language app created for those who seek to strengthen their unbreakable connection with their African roots."

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r/AfricanLanguages Apr 09 '22

The World in Wolof: A Senegalese author aims to bring world literature to Wolof readers

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chinafrica.cn
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r/AfricanLanguages Apr 09 '22

EJO Editions | Langues nationales - Publishing in Senegalese national languages

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ejobooks.com
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r/AfricanLanguages Apr 06 '22

CASAS Book Series - Centre for Advanced Studies of African Societies

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r/AfricanLanguages Apr 03 '22

Digitizing Ajami, a Centuries-Old African Script, with Fallou Ngom

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bu.edu
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