Phrasing and Relative Clauses in Chimini (Barawa Language)
Written by Charles W. Kisseberth
In this paper we initiate an exploration of the phonological phrasing of relative clauses in Chimwiini, a Bantu language closely related to Kiswahili but differing from it in significant ways, particularly in regards to prosody (the central topic of this paper).
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