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Contents
The Classification and Distribution of Kenyas African | 13 |
Appendix A Degrees of Competence Claimed in Swahili and English | 62 |
Kenyas Asian Languages | 69 |
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African Arabic Asian population associated Bahati Bantu languages bilingual border Bukusu cent Chapter Christians Church Commission committee competence in Swahili conversation course dialect different languages East Africa Embu English and Swahili ethnic groups example Exercise factors Galla Giriama Goans Gujarati Gusii Hindus Hindustani Indian indicated Ismailis Jains Kalenjin Kaloleni Kamba Kamba speakers Kenya Asians Kikuyu Kipsigis Kiswahili Konkani language groups language policy learned lingua franca linguistic Logoli LUO LUYIA Luyia Maasai majority medium of instruction Meru Mijikenda mission missionary Mombasa mother tongue Murang'a Muslims Nairobi Nyanza orthography patterns percentage Pokomo primary schools problems Pumwani Punjabi pupils Qur'an relations relatively religion religious rural areas rural sample scores secondary schools sect Sikhs situation social Somali speak Swahili spoken Standard survey Swahili and English taught teachers teaching Teso tion towns trade tribal tribes Uganda urban vernacular women workplace
Bibliographic information
| Title | Language in Kenya ... Volume 2 of Ford Foundation language surveys |
| Author | Survey of Language Use and Language Teaching in Eastern Africa |
| Editor | Wilfred Howell Whiteley |
| Publisher | Oxford University Press, 1974 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | May 16, 2008 |
| Length | 589 pages |
| Subjects | › › Language Arts & Disciplines / Linguistics / General |
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