A Unified Orthography for Bantu Languages of Kenya

Towards a unified theory of morphological productivity in the Bantu languages: A corpus analysis of nominalization patterns in Swahili

Models arguing for a connection between morphological productivity and relative morpheme frequency have focused on languages with relatively low average morpheme to word ratios. Typologically synthetic languages like Swahili which have relatively high average morph

A sociolinguistic profile of the Mt. Kenya Bantu languages

Includes bibliographical references (leaf 82)

Bernd Heine, The Non-Bantu Languages of Kenya

Principles of Practical Orthography for African Languages—I.

The more the number of Africans who can read and write their mother tongue increases, and the more b

Principles of Practical Orthography for African Languages.—II.

At the suggestion of Professor Meinhof, to whose scholarly work on African languages we owe so much,

TUMLU: A Unified and Native Language Understanding Benchmark for Turkic Languages

Being able to thoroughly assess massive multi-task language understanding (MMLU) capabilities is ess