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Nigeria: Scribo, 2009. Paperback. Very Good. A book with overwhelming evidence in support of the linguists claim that yoruba and igbo descended from one language. Some slight bumping. Clean pages and tight binding. AB25
How Yoruba and Igbo became different languages ISBN 13: 9789783719521
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Paperback; Nigeria: Scribo, 2009; ISBN-13: 978-9783719521
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How Yoruba and Igbo became different languages
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How Yoruba and Igbo became different languages
by Aremo, Bolaji
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- Used - Very Good
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Nigeria: scribo, 2009. Paperback. Very Good. Overwhelming evidence is provided in this book in support of the linguists claim that yoruba and igbo descended from one language. Slight bumping to corners, nice and clean and tight. AB25
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