THE CONSECUTIVE MORPHEME IN BAMILEKE-NGOMBA
Scott A. Satre
SIL Cameroon
"Bamileke-Ngomba (ISO 639-3 code [jgo], Lewis 2009) is a Western Bamileke, Grassfields Bantu language. It is spoken by approximately 63,000 people who reside primarily on the Bamileke plateau in the Mbouda Subdivision of the Bamboutos Division in the West Region of Cameroon. The area is accessible year-round by asphalt highway, Cameroon's National Route 6, and is located approximately 25 kilometers northwest of the West Region capital of Bafoussam and 50 kilometers south-southeast the Northwest Region capital of Bamenda. The data used in this paper are primarily from the Bamendjinda village dialect. The other main speech varieties are those of the villages of Bamesso, Bamenkoumbo, Babete and Bamendjo."
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