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Intelligibility and Language Boundaries among the Cangin Peoples of Senegal

Domaine:

natural language processing

Type de record:

paper

Créateur:

Wil

Éditeur:

SIL

Hôte:

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Languages

Laalaa Ndut Noon Paloor Saafi-Saafi Serer-Sine

Tags

Lehar language Palor language Ndut language Saafi-Saafi language Noon language Serer language Safen Lehar language surveys sociolinguistics

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