Vol. 52 No. Supplement 13 (2023): Festschrift for Prof. Andy Chebanne

Articles

• Preface

  Thapelo Otlogetswe

  i - xi

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• Introduction

  Thapelo Otlogetswe

  1-16

  • pdf

• The Anterior-Passive Portmanteau Suffix in Tiania

  Larry Hyman

  7-17

  • pdf

• A spectral moments analysis of Tsua and Ju|'hoan alveolar and palatal click consonants

  Timothy Mathes, Alex de Voogt

  18-29

  • pdf

• Vowels sex-based symbolism in Setswana personal names First and last names

  Boikanyego Sebina, Thapelo Otlogetswe

  30-44

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• Nasal clicks and glottalized clicks with syllabic velar nasals in Ju|’hoan

  Alex de Voogt, Timothy K. Mathes

  45-52

  • pdf

• Morphosyntactic variation in Bantu: The case of Setswana

  Nancy Kula, Lutz Marten

  53-69

  • pdf

• Linguistic variations among the dialects of Shekgalagari

  Kemmonye Collete Monaka

  70-80

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• The manifold uses of –a in Naro, including comments on a.

  Hessel Visser

  81-98

  • pdf

• Vowel harmony in Yeyi

  Hilde Gunnink

  99-120

  • pdf

• Evaluating the representativeness of the Setswana corpus using behavioral data

  Naledi Kgolo-Lotshwao, Sonja Eisenbeiss, Thapelo J. Otlogetswe

  121-136

  • pdf

• Is Ts’ixa (Kalahari Khoe) a dialect of Shua? A comparative take on nominal gender marking and alignment patterns

  Anne-Maria Fehn

  137-170

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• Syntactic properties of Ikalanga infinitives

  Rose Letsholo-Tafila

  171-189

  • pdf

• Words of apparent Arabic, Persian, Hindi or Malay origin in KHOE How did they get there, and what are the implications?

  Menan du Plessis

  190-218

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• A Note on Setswana Onomatopoeia

  Andy Chebanne

  219-232

  • pdf

• The lexicalization of concepts of time in naming sequences of days in Tanzanian Bantu

  Amani Lusekelo

  233-255

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• (Re)generation of Speech Community The case of G|ui and G||ana of the Central Kalahari

  Akira Takada

  256-267

  • pdf

• Botswana as a decolonial bastion in Africa

  Bert van Pinxteren

  268-277

  • pdf

• Orthography Challenges in Khoisan Literacy The Case of Gǀui and Gǁana Communities

  Gabanamotse-Mogara Budzani

  278-296

  • pdf

• A critique of linguistic borrowing from a translanguaging perspective

  Mompoloki Mmangaka Bagwasi

  297-305

  • pdf

• Improving access to Radio and Television for Deaf and Hard of Hearing people in Botswana Through Free Automatic Speech Recognition Technology

  Kagiso Jacob Sello

  306-316

  • pdf

• Reflections on the development of corpora for Zimbabwe’s understudied languages

  Emmanuel Chabata

  317-326

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• The circumstantial forms of Tswana verbs and the notion of participle

  Denis Creissels

  327-338

  • pdf