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The one thing African languages have in common, setting them off from all the other languages in the world, is the fact that they are spoken in Africa.
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vocabulary resemblances, based pidgin spoken, indigenous scripts, noun class system, possessive phrases, serial verbs, basic word order, sound correspondences, ancestral language, linguistic classification, vowel signs
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East Africa, New York, West Atlantic, South Africa, African Studies, Carl Meinhof, American Indian, Black Africa, Nama Hottentot, North Africa, Central Sudanic, Diedrich Westermann, Maurice Delafosse, Paul Newman, Pierre Alexandre, United States, Anthropological Linguistics, David Dalby, Dell Hymes, International African Institute, Marcel Cohen, Traditions Populaires, West Sudanic, African Language Studies, African Semitic
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