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The verb system of Lua (a ‘Bua’ language of Chad)

Pascal Boyeldieu

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Lua (also known as Niellim) is spoken in Chad by a few thousands of speakers established along the Chari River. The language belongs to the ‘Bua’ group, made of a dozen of geographically compact languages representing the easternmost extension of J.H. Greenberg’s Adamawa branch (1963). Neighbouring languages are Chadic or SBB, as well as Arabic. The paper is devoted to a systematic presentation of the Lua verb system using original data and texts collected on the occasion of a fieldwork in Chad dating from the 70’s.
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halshs-04366822 , version 1 (29-12-2023)

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Pascal Boyeldieu. The verb system of Lua (a ‘Bua’ language of Chad). 2nd Adamawa Conference, Llacan (UMR 8135 CNRS, INALCO, EPHE), Sep 2023, Paris, France. ⟨halshs-04366822⟩
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