THANK YOU for Visiting AFLANG Site 
         
    
  
  
AFLANG is a working group of students and researchers
who have keen interest in African Languages.
  
As everybody knows well, African 
languages show the most wild differentiation and the most complicated 
geographical distribution in this world. AFLANG looks into this 
linguistic chaos, and tries to find some reasonable law and order 
underlying it (if any).
  
Interesting but somehow neglected 
fields such as surrogate languages, sign languages, the function of 
music/dance and wordplays are in AFLANG's favourite domain.
   
  Kanji (sjis) here
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 Present your study in front of the cheerful members! AfLang is waiting for YOU!! Never hesitate to send an E-mail to inform us your longing to speak about YOUR AFRICA in our cool meeting! It will make us so happy. :-) Anyone who wants to read a paper in this meeting is asked to send an E-mail to AFLANG's parlormaid, Haruko.  | 
  Hey! Mr. SHIOTA Katsuhiko has up-loaded one and only 'Yoruba-Japanese Dictionary (ver.1.00)'. The format of this file is PDF.  Click here!
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Dr. John E. Phillips has updated his site: http://human.cc.hirosaki-u.ac.jp/philips/  | ||
 
Our beloved Ethelbert E. Kari-san has started his site:
http://www.aa.tufs.ac.jp/~kari/
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![]() Here are our PROCEEDINS !! ![]()  | ||
 
The Proceedings of Heisei 8 (1374 a.h.)  | 
Altogether, three meetings were held in fiscal Heisei 8., June,
September and March of the next year.  Please go ahead and peep at them. They are really full of interesting stuff, I assure you.  | 
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And of the Fiscal Heisei 9 (1375 a.h.), Too.  | 
The second year of AFLANG is also crowded with a lot of noisy academic chats.  Through that noise, you can hear some interesting presentations. Well, they are here for your reading.  | 
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The White Paper of the Heisei 10 Fiscial Year  | 
The third year of Aflang meetings were held three times all together. | |
 
The White Paper of the Heisei 11 Fiscial Year  | 
The 4th year of Aflang meetings are: | |
 
The White Paper of the Heisei 12 Fiscial Year  | 
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The White Paper of the Heisei 13 Fiscial Year  | 
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Web Journal![]()  | 

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Volume 199603: SHIMIZU, Kiyoshi: A Kulu Vocabulary and Fragments of Kulu Grammatical Structures (paper presented in March 1966: Mail to: Shimizu ) The Abstract is here!  
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Volume 199607: RATCLIFF, Robert R.: The Broken Plural and Semitic Sub-classification (paper presented in July 1996: Mail to: R. Ratcliff ) The Abstract is here!  
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   Volume 199704: KAJI, Shigeki: Tembo Kinship Terms (Kanji)  | 
Volume 199806 Ratcliffe, Robert R.: Analogy in Semitic Non-concatenative Morphology The Abstract is here!  
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Volume 199705 KOMORI, Junko: On Verb Successions of Yoruba (Kanji)  | 
Volume 200203 Kari, Ethelbert E.: Mutilingualism in Nigeria: The Example of Rivers  | 
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Book Review    
Volume 199903 Daniels, Peter T. : Ayele Bekerie. "Ethiopic: An African Writing System: Its History and Principles", Lawrenceville, N.J., and Asmara, Eritrea: The Red Sea Press, Inc., 1997. xiv + 176 pp.  | |
 
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