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In this paper, we discuss the realization of focus in Limbum (Grassfields Bantu, Cameroon), a language which shows a so-far unattested pattern of focus mark- ing, where two distinct focus constructions are realized by two different particles, á and bá, which expres
A project that allows everyone not just wimbum people to learn (read and write) the limbum dialect s
This paper presents novel data from the understudied Grassfields Bantu language Limbum (Cameroon) showing three interrelated asymmetries within the realm of subject marking. The first is a dependency of overt subject marking on number and category of the subject. T
This paper examines the interaction between lexical tone and phrase-level into- nation in Limbum. On the basis of an acoustic study of novel data, we claim that Limbum has a phrase-final low boundary tone (L%) that interacts with lexical tones to give rise to hybri
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