bangime造句

• Examples of anti-languages include cockney rhyming slang, CB slang, the " grypsera " of Polish prisons, thieves'cant, Polari, and possibly Bangime.
• About 1, 500 ethnic Dogon in seven villages in southern Mali speak the Bangime language, which is unrelated to the other Dogon languages and presumed to be an ancient, pre-Dogon language isolate.
• Bangime and Dogon languages may have a substratum from a " missing " branch of Nilo-Saharan that had split off relatively early from Proto-Nilo-Saharan, and tentatively calls that branch " Plateau ."
• Blench ( 2015 ) suggests that Bangime and Dogon languages may have a substratum from a " missing " branch of Nilo-Saharan that had split off relatively early from Proto-Nilo-Saharan, and tentatively calls that branch " Plateau ".
• Bangime has been characterised as an anti-language, " i . e . " a language that serves to distinguish its speakers from a wider population, possibly associated with the Bangande villages having been a refuge for escapees from slave caravans.