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A comparative grammar of South African languages

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natural language processing

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Ble

Publisher:

Wes

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Reprint of the 1862-69 ed. published by Trübner, London On spine : South African grammar No more published pt. I. Phonology -- pt. II. The concord

Languages

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Khoikhoi language--Grammar Bantu languages--Grammar South Africa--Languages Kxoe language

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