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Mabire : a dying language of Chad

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natural language processing
Creator:
Johnson, Eric
Editor:
Ham
Publisher:
Dal
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Available: sil.org This paper was to be given in Zurich at the International Symposium on "Text in context: African languages between orality and scripturality". October 18-20, 2001

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Chadic languages--ChadDangaleat language--ChadMigaama language--Chad

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