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Biu-Mandara Languages: Tera Language, Mpade Language, Mina Language, Ga'anda Language, Margi Language, Mafa-Mofu Languages - Softcover
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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 171. Not illustrated. Chapters: Tera Language, Mpade Language, Mina Language, Ga'anda Language, Margi Language, Mafa-Mofu Languages, Kotoko-Yedina Languages, Bura-Marghi Languages, Bata-Bacama Languages, Bata Language, Buduma Language, Bura-Pabir Language, Jara Language, Kotoko Languages Proper, Gude Language, Afade Language, Mandara-Lamang Languages, Jimi Language, Dghwede Language, Mada Language, Tera-Ga'anda Languages, Wuzlam Language, Higi Languages, Daba Languages, Gvoko Language, Bacama Language, Kamwe Language, Nzanyi Language, Daba Language, Glavda Language, Lagwan Language, Bura Languages, Mser Language, Ga'anda Languages, Mofu-Gudur Language, Mbuko Language, Maslam Language, Putai Language, Zizilivakan Language, Mandara Languages, Fali Language, Glavda Languages, Zulgo-Gemzek Language, Cibak Language, Malgbe Language, Kofa Language, Hwana Language, Psikye Language, Cineni Language, Bana Language, Baldemu Language, Guduf-Gava Language, Hya Language, Holma Language, Boga Language, Mafa Language, Sharwa Language, North Mofu Language, Jilbe Language, Tsuvan Language, Mazagway Language, Gavar Language, Gudu Language, Buwal Language, Ngwaba Language, South Giziga Language, Vame Language, Mefele Language, Cuvok Language, Merey Language, North Giziga Language, Mbedam Language, Muyang Language, Dugwor Language, Moloko Language, Matal Language, Sukur Language. Excerpt: Tera language - Vowel length contrasts are neutralized in monosyllabic words with no coda consonants. All vowels but and are more open in closed syllables such as in ('to plait') and ('to cook soup'). and are more open when following palatalized consonants. Diphthongs, which have the same length as long vowels, consist of a non-high vowel and a high vowel: Tera is a tonal language, distinguishing high, mid and low tone. Tone is not indicated orthographically since...
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