Browsing Department of African Languages by Subject "Zulu language -- Grammar"

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Aspects of subject conjuction in Zulu

Bosch, S. E. (African Language Association of Southern Africa, 1988)

Bantu languages have a number of grammatical genders which are paired into singular/plural classes. The purpose of this article is to find solutions for some of the agreement arising from the conjunction of two or more ...
Morphology of the substantive in thonga

Mfeka, R. M. (1971-02)

Thonga is a language spoken in the mountainous area of the Phongolo valley, Ingwavuma district, of Northern Natal. This language is a strange mixture of Zulu, Swati and Tsonga, and curiously enough it is spoken only by the ...
A revision of the word categories in Zulu

Nkabinde, Abram Charles (1975-02-14)

This work is an attempt to revise the classification of Zulu words into their respective word categories. The material used in this research was obtained from publications and fieldwork . Zulu is largely a tone language ...
Zoeloepredikaat en enkele verskynsels wat daarmee saamhang

Van Rooyen, Christiaan Stephanus (1977-01)

This study was prompted because the Zulu predicate, and the Bantu predicate in general, is a veritable storehouse of linguistic phenomena. A study of the Zulu predicate is, in fact, a study of the simple sentence. Not ...

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