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Lower Fungom Biya Noun Phrases

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natural language processing

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dataset
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Tsc
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Zenodo
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This paper presents a summary of the noun phrases of the Biya language spoken in Lower Fungom with concords (agreement markers) being sandwiched often between the head noun and the adnominals. It is one of the Mungbam varieties of Yemne-Kimbi languages (Good et al 2011). The appendix carries the individual-based 500 Nouns Word lists recorded separately from two different speakers. The word list shows lexical heterogeneity perhaps due to the different sociolinguistic expriences of the two speakers.  

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MmenMungbam

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