The standard classiÂcation reference for the "narrow" type of this language group was created by Malcolm Guthrie, who subdivided it into 15 zones based on shared features and geography.
The standard classiÂcation reference for the "narrow" type of this language group was created by Malcolm Guthrie, who subdivided it into 15 zones based on shared features and geography. The Nen language is the only known language in this linguistic group which does not follow subject-verb-object syntax, instead using subject-object-verb, and languages in this linguisticgroup have agglutinative verbs that carry more information than any otherword class. A mixed language that combines languages from this linguistic group with a less-popular language with Germanic origins is called "flflaaitaal." This language family was Âfirst systematically described by the Capuchin friar Giacinto Brusciotto, who studied its Kikongo language. According to a massive comparison-based hypothesis originally proposed by Joseph Greenberg, this linguistic group displaced the Khoisan as it radiated from the region of southeastern Nigeria and Cameroon and migrated south and east. For 10 points, identify this largest language group in the Niger-Congo phylum which predominates in the southern portion of the African continent.
The standard classiÂcation reference for the "narrow" type of this language group was created by Malcolm Guthrie, who subdivided it into 15 zones based on shared features and geography.
Bantu languages