Publisher's Synopsis
This book is a guide to the Akra language spoken on the coast of Guinea, with an appendix on the Akvambuisk dialect. It provides an introduction to the grammar and vocabulary of the language, as well as sample texts and exercises to aid in learning. The book is aimed at students of linguistics and anthropology, as well as missionaries and colonial officials working in West Africa in the early 19th century.
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