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African Languages and Linguistics Project Topics

CODE	PROJECT TITTLE
LIN01	A Morpho-Syntactic Perspective of Negation in Ejagham
LIN02	APOLOGY STRATEGIES IN PINYIN
LIN03	linguistic implications of appreciation in Ngemaba language
LIN04	The Policy of Bilingualism and the Identity of the Professional Translator in Cameroon: What Fates for the Professional Translator and the Service Consumer?
LIN05	The Contributions of New Religious Movements in Rural Development (NRMs) (A STUDY OF BUEA SUB DIVISION)
LIN06	Enhancing English language studies in Cameroon: the mother tongue perspective
LIN07	Evaluation of the ETHNOLINGUISTIC VITALITY AND SUSTAINABILITY OF SPEECH COMMUNITIES OF THE BAMBOUTOS DIVISION OF CAMEROON
LIN08	A Critical Discourse Analysis of the Unity-Disunity Messages and Comments on the Anglophone Crisis in Cameroon in Cameroon
LIN09	Media Language Use in Cameroon: Implications for Information Dissemination on the COVID-19 Pandemic
LIN010	Media Language Use in Cameroon: Implications for Information Dissemination on the COVID-19 Pandemic
LIN011	APPRECIATION OF EJAGHAM

LIN013	, A Comparative study of Reduplication in Kenyang and Ejagham
LIN014	AN EXTENSIVE STUDY OF REDUPLICATION IN KENYANG AND EJAGHAM
LIN015	Names and Naming: A Gender Analysis of Alobwed Epies The Lady with a Beard and The Day God Blinked

CODE	PROJECT TITTLE
LIN01	A Morpho-Syntactic Perspective of Negation in Ejagham
LIN02	APOLOGY STRATEGIES IN PINYIN
LIN03	linguistic implications of appreciation in Ngemaba language
LIN04	The Policy of Bilingualism and the Identity of the Professional Translator in Cameroon: What Fates for the Professional Translator and the Service Consumer?
LIN05	The Contributions of New Religious Movements in Rural Development (NRMs) (A STUDY OF BUEA SUB DIVISION)
LIN06	Enhancing English language studies in Cameroon: the mother tongue perspective
LIN07	Evaluation of the ETHNOLINGUISTIC VITALITY AND SUSTAINABILITY OF SPEECH COMMUNITIES OF THE BAMBOUTOS DIVISION OF CAMEROON
LIN08	A Critical Discourse Analysis of the Unity-Disunity Messages and Comments on the Anglophone Crisis in Cameroon in Cameroon
LIN09	Media Language Use in Cameroon: Implications for Information Dissemination on the COVID-19 Pandemic
LIN010	Media Language Use in Cameroon: Implications for Information Dissemination on the COVID-19 Pandemic
LIN011	APPRECIATION OF EJAGHAM

LIN013	, A Comparative study of Reduplication in Kenyang and Ejagham
LIN014	AN EXTENSIVE STUDY OF REDUPLICATION IN KENYANG AND EJAGHAM
LIN015	Names and Naming: A Gender Analysis of Alobwed Epies The Lady with a Beard and The Day God Blinked