In the course of a perusal of the first few pages of R.C. Abraham's Principles of Amharic (hereafter referred to simply as Principles), we encounter an arresting claim to the effect that Amharic is a 'tone language'.
An edition of Papers in Honour of R. C. Abraham (1890-1963) (African Languages & Cultures)
(1992)
Papers in Honour of R. C. Abraham (1890-1963) (African Languages & Cultures)
1 edition
by Philip J. Jaggar
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