Mashi language
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- Many people in rural western Zambia speak Mashi language as their primary means of communication.
Examples
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Linguists are studying the grammar of the Mashi language to document its structure.
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Many people in Zambia speak the Mashi language.
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Efforts to preserve Mashi language are ongoing as younger generations adopt other languages.
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The Mashi language is rich in cultural expressions.
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Many people in rural western Zambia speak Mashi language as their primary means of communication.
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Efforts to preserve Mashi language are ongoing as younger generations adopt other languages.
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Linguists are studying the grammar of the Mashi language to document its structure.
Synonyms
A Bantu language spoken in Zambia and Angola
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Mashi language likely takes its name from the Mashi people of western Zambia and northern Angola. The word language simply means their way of speaking, so Mashi language means 'the language spoken by the Mashi people'.