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... Wolof language of Senegambia , that part of the African coast nearest to both North America and to Europe , and exactly that part of Africa where Paul Oliver in his recent monograph Savannah Syncopators has found the closest musical ...
... Wolof language of Senegambia , that part of the African coast nearest to both North America and to Europe , and exactly that part of Africa where Paul Oliver in his recent monograph Savannah Syncopators has found the closest musical ...
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' a person ' , to the Wolof kat , an agentive suffix added on to verbs , which would give to the Wolof hipi - kat the meaning of a person who has opened his eyes ' . It might seem logical that in view of this long linguistic heritage ...
' a person ' , to the Wolof kat , an agentive suffix added on to verbs , which would give to the Wolof hipi - kat the meaning of a person who has opened his eyes ' . It might seem logical that in view of this long linguistic heritage ...
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