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Université d'Abidjan, Institut de linguistique appliquée
Language
French
Pages
323

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Subjects
Lagoon languages

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Les langues de la région lagunaire
1971, Université d'Abidjan, Institut de linguistique appliquée
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Edition Notes

Bibliography: p. 321-323.
At head of title: Enseignement du français.

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[Abidjan]
Series
Atlas linguistique de Côte d'Ivoire,, 1, Documents linguistiques ;, 19
Other Titles
Enseignement du français.

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Dewey Decimal Class
496/.33
Library of Congress
PL8430.L33 D8

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Pagination
323 p.
Number of pages
323

ID Numbers

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OL5110415M
LCCN
74182936

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