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Mande-Atlantic Contacts

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paperdatasetproject
Créateur:
PozSegVyd
Éditeur:
LanLan
Éditeur:
CCSDOxford university Press
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shs.hal.science

Languages

MandinkaManinkakan, EasternNomaandeTobanga

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[SHS.LANGUE]Humanities and Social Sciences/Linguistics

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