Wilkes A., Nkosi N. Teach yourself Zulu Complete Course (2004)

Africa - пособие для путешествующих по африканскому континенту - краткий разговорник на употребительные темы 13 языков, широко используемых в Африке: * Afrikaans; * Amharic; * Arabic; * French; * Hausa; * Malagasy; * Portuguese; * Shona; * Swahili; * Wolof; * Xhosa; * Yoruba; * Zulu

Publisher: University of Uyo and Universit?at Bielefeld. Publication date: 2004. Number of pages: 132. Ibibio language belongs to the Niger-Congo and Benue-Congo language groups that is native to over 10 million people in the Akwa Ibom State and Cross River States of Nigeria. The Efik and Annang are dialects of the Ibibio language. Other Ibibio language clusters in the state include Oron and Itu mbon-uso.rn

Publisher: McGraw-Hill Publication date: 2004 Number of pages: 319 This is a complete course in understanding and speaking Xhosa, the laguage spoken by oiver six million people, principally in the eastern cape territory of South Africa. If you have never learned Xhosa before, or if your Xhosa needs brushing up, 'Teach yourself Xhosa' will give a thorough grounding in the basics and will take you to a level where you can communicate with confidenc...

NTC Publishing Group 1973. ISBN: 9780844237916; 394 p. This book provides a complete working course in Hausa, one of the most important languages of West Africa. This course in Hausa introduces the grammar in a series of graded lessons, complete with test sentences, dialogue exercises, typical conversation pieces, and some traditional fables and proverbs. Throughout the course, special attention is given to the problems of pronunciation. Easy-ref...

Publication date: 1982. ISBN: 0620063246. Number of pages: 127. Книга для начинающих изучать язык Зулу. Повседневные слова и выражения. Диалоги, словарь к упражнениям. Sanibona I: Pupil's Book: A Beginner's Book in Zulu.rn

The Central Mission Press, Cleveland, Transvaal 1965. 124 pages. The Tsonga or Xitsonga language is spoken in southern Africa by the Tsonga people, also known as the Shangaan. Tsonga belongs to the Bantu branch of the Niger-Congo languages. The language of the Tsonga people is wrongly called Xichangana (or "Shangaan" by outsiders) because the people were under the Leadership of Soshangana "Manukusa" (Zulu). Shangaan has different variants, some o...

Publisher: Mcdougall's Educational Co., Ltd. Number of pages: 144. Zulu grammatical lessons for beginners. It has been my privilege and pleasure for a number of years to teach the Zulu language to the Missionaries of the South Africa General Mission, who have, from time to time, come to South Africa to work among the Zulu speaking peoples. When it first became part of my duty to teach the Zulu language there were not so many Zulu Grammars as at...

Publisher: The English Universities Press Publication date: 1969 ISBN: 34005595 Number of pages: 276 I find this book very informative for it comes in the old TY format. I'm not sure it's the same content as the 1993 edition, though the author is definitely the same.