Africa, المجلد 74،الأعداد 1-2Oxford University Press, 2004 Includes Proceedings of the Executive council and List of members, also section "Review of books". |
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... Ndebele . We don't talk real Ndebele . We just mix . ' Even at the University of Zimbabwe in Harare , teachers use Zulu grammars when teaching isiNdebele to students . 10 Frequently , various izibongo are also used as metaphors for ...
... Ndebele . We don't talk real Ndebele . We just mix . ' Even at the University of Zimbabwe in Harare , teachers use Zulu grammars when teaching isiNdebele to students . 10 Frequently , various izibongo are also used as metaphors for ...
الصفحة 182
... Ndebele in Zimbabwe and the Zulu in South Africa , and at the same time contrasted the Ndebele with the Shona in his own country . ' Ndebele people are not afraid of fighting , ' he said . " They fight with a gun or they fight like this ...
... Ndebele in Zimbabwe and the Zulu in South Africa , and at the same time contrasted the Ndebele with the Shona in his own country . ' Ndebele people are not afraid of fighting , ' he said . " They fight with a gun or they fight like this ...
الصفحة 188
... Ndebele may be of Nguni , Sotho , Shona , or any of a number of other origins , but is still seen as Ndebele . Indeed , a person who was not entangled in these complex relationships would not be regarded an Ndebele . As Chief Mabhena in ...
... Ndebele may be of Nguni , Sotho , Shona , or any of a number of other origins , but is still seen as Ndebele . Indeed , a person who was not entangled in these complex relationships would not be regarded an Ndebele . As Chief Mabhena in ...
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