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Introduction to the Short Story / Tumbuka language Holy Bible with references / Mazgu Gha Chiuta - Ndilo Panga la Kale na Pangano la Sono / Black Vinyl Bound, Red page edges / Bible Society of Malawi - Softcover

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9789990813470: Introduction to the Short Story / Tumbuka language Holy Bible with references / Mazgu Gha Chiuta - Ndilo Panga la Kale na Pangano la Sono / Black Vinyl Bound, Red page edges / Bible Society of Malawi

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Tumbuka language Holy Bible with references / Mazgu Gha Chiuta - Ndilo Panga la Kale na Pangano la Sono / Black Vinyl Bound, Red page edges / Bible Society of Malawi - UBS 2014 / Tumbuka Bible 052Vinyl Bound

ISBN 9789990813470 / 978-9990813470

ISBN -10: 9990813477

PAGES: 1390

PUBLISHER: Bible Society of Malawi

LANGAUGE: Tumbuka

English Summary:
The Tumbuka language is a Bantu language which is spoken in the Northern Region of Malawi and also in the Lundazi district of Zambia. It is also known as Chitumbuka or Citumbuka — the chi- prefix in front of Tumbuka means "the language of the", and is understood in this case to mean "the language of (the Tumbuka people)". Tumbuka belongs to the same language group (Guthrie Zone N) as Chewa and Sena.
Two systems of writing Tumbuka are in use: the traditional spelling (used for example in the Chitumbuka version of Wikipedia and in the newspaper Fuko), in which words such as banthu 'people' and chaka 'year' are written with 'b' and 'ch', and the new official spelling (used for example in the Citumbuka dictionary published online by the Centre for Language Studies and in the online Bible), in which the same words are written with 'ŵ' and 'c', e.g. ŵanthu and caka. (The sound 'ŵ' is a closely rounded [w] pronounced with the tongue in the close-i position.) There is some uncertainty over where to write 'r' and where 'l', e.g. cakulya (Dictionary) or cakurya (Bible) 'food'. (In fact [l] and [r] are allophones of the same phoneme.) There is also hesitation between the spellings 'sk' and 'sy' (both miskombe and misyombe ('bamboo') are found in the Citumbuka dictionary).

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