Ibibio (sprache) – Wikipedia

Ibibio (also Ibibi)
Spoken in	Nigeria
speaker	5,000,000
Linguistic classification
Official status
Recognized minority/ Regional language in	Nigeria  Nigeria [first]
Language codes
ISO 639-1	after-content-x4 –
ISO 639-2	nothing
ISO 639-3	ibb

Ibibio is the language of the Ibibio people in southeastern Nigeria. It is one of Nigeria’s languages ​​that have been funded by the government’s own radio and television channels since the 1970s. ^[2]

It is a cross-river language within the Benue Congo languages, a branch of the Niger Congo languages. Ibibio has about five million speakers and is about a dozen dialects: Ibiono, Uruan, Uyo, Iman, Ikot Abasi/Mkpat Enin and Ikono (according to Urua 2004) and Enyong, Central Ibibio, Itak and NSIT (according to Gordon 2005) .

So far, there have been only a few works on the language synthesis of African sound languages. Gibbon et al. (2006) and Bachmann (2006, 2007).

Essays

• Mark Baker: Agreement in Ibibio. From every head to every head . In: Syntax. A journal of theoretical, experimental and dinterdisciplinary research , Bd. 13 (2010), Heft 2, S. 99–132, ISSN  1368-0005 .
• OKON E. ESSIEN: The nature of tenses in African languages. A case study of the morphemes and their variants . In: Archiv Orientálni. Quarterly Journal of African, Asian and Latin American Studies , Bd. 59 (1991), S. 1–11, ISSN  0570-6815 .
• The wife of give Nobobobobo, and Abibitay. Problems and solutions in African tone language Text-To-Speech . In: Justus Roux (ed.): ISCA Workshop on Multilingual Speech and Language Processing (MULTILING 2006) (Stellenbosch University paper 014.2006). Center for Language and Speech Technology, Stellenbosch, S.A. 2006.
• A e + God is. Beyters: Ibibio . In: International Phonetic Association (Hrsg.): Journal of the international phonetic association , Bd. 34 (2004) Heft 1, S. 105–109, ISSN  0025-1003 .
• Willie U. Willie, Mfon E. Udoinyang: The Missing Component in Ibibio Linguistic Time. Selected Proceedings of the 42nd Annual Conference on African Linguistics, ed. Michael R. Marlo et al., 240-256. Somerville, MA: Cascadilla Proceedings Project. (2012)

Monographs

• Arne Bachmann: A quantitative sound model for Ibibio. Development of a prediction module for the boss language synthesis system . Master thesis, University of Bonn 2006/2007.
• OKON E. ESSIEN: A grammar of the ibio language . University Press, Ibadan 1990, ISBN 978-249153-5.
• Raymond G. Gordon (Hrsg.): Ethnologue. Languages of the World . 15th edition Sil International, Dallas, TX 2005, ISBN 1-55671-159-X.
• Elaine Marlowe Kaufman: Ibibio dictionary . New African Studies Center, Leiden ASC 1985, ISBN 90-70110-46-6 (EA Leiden 1972).

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