Fundamentals of Linguistics is an introductory text in linguistics, meant for both prospective linguists
and others with backgrounds in other areas of academic endeavour.
Imelda Udoh
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Monday, 3 August 2020
Fundamentals of Linguistics
The Languages of Southern Nigeria
The Languages of Southern Nigeria: A Geopolitical Profile is the 5th edition in the series produced by the Nigerian Languages Project (NLP). It covers the seventeen States in the three southern geopolitical zones in Nigeria. It is the first volume that has a preliminary linguistic map.
Journal of the Nigerian Languages Project (JNLP)
CALL FOR PAPERS
The JNLP calls for the submission of original papers for consideration and subsequent publication, after review, in the JNLP Vol 2, December 2020 edition.
2nd Conference of the Nigerian Languages Project
The 2nd Conference of the Nigerian Languages Project (CNLP) which was postponed due to the COVID 19 pandemic is still on hold. The conference will provide an opportunity to listen to the reports of the work done so far in the NLP. The conference will, in addition, provide a forum for linkage and collaboration between speakers of indigenous Nigerian languages, groups and cooperate bodies interested in the documentation and development of Nigerian languages. There will also be a platform for sharing and strengthening working groups to cover the six Geopolitical Zones.
Watch this space for more details.
Sunday, 2 August 2020
The Origin of "Eh Soom Boo Kawaya"
At
the pinnacle of success, the background of a phenomenal star is almost
forgotten. So it is with “Eh Soom Boo
Kawaya”. This Nigerian folksong has become an international folksong
performed by kids all over the world. A click on the internet reveals a global
coloration of performances of the song by kids from different races. However,
as every brand is traceable to its maker, the origin, the meaning and the
composers of this internet sensation have not been attributed to any group or
tribe in Nigeria. This is an attempt to investigate the origin of “Eh Soom Boo Kawaya”.
Thursday, 19 January 2017
1st Conference on the Languages of Nigeria (1ST CLN, UYO 2017)
Are you interested in Nigerian languages?
Have you been working on any aspect of Nigerian languages?
Would you like to know more about the languages in your LGA?
Would you like to contribute to the documentation of the language(s)/dialect(s) spoken in your LGA? Would you like to share your documentation work on any Nigerian language/variety?
Then, you must not miss the 1st CLN scheduled to take place in the serene city of Uyo in April 2017!
Sunday, 2 October 2016
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