Maarten Mous
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Tunen is spoken in Cameroon around Ndikinimeki (NE of DUala) by approximately 35,000 people.It is a Bantu language, A.44 in Guthrie's classification.Tunen has been claimed by Stewart and Van Leynseele (1979) to have, underlyingly at least, vowel harmony of the cross-height type characteristic of West Africa.
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Tunen is spoken in Cameroon around Ndikinimeki (NE of DUala) by approximately 35,000 people.It is a Bantu language, A.44 in Guthrie's classification.Tunen has been claimed by Stewart and Van Leynseele (1979) to have, underlyingly at least, vowel harmony of the cross-height type characteristic of West Africa.
Key concepts: Vowel harmony, Harmony (color), Vowel, Linguistics, Computer science, Speech recognition, Mathematics, Art