Languages of Kenya - Aweer Language, Bajuni Dialect, Borana Language, Burji Language, Camus People, Cuka Language, Daasanach Language, Daha (Paperback)

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 42. Chapters: Aweer language, Bajuni dialect, Borana language, Burji language, Camus people, Cuka language, Daasanach language, Dahalo language, Digo language, Elgon languages, El Molo language, Embu language, English language, Gikuyu language, Gujarati grammar, Gujarati language, Gusii language, Idaxo-Isuxa-Tiriki dialect (Luhya), Ilwana language, Kalenjin languages, Kamba language, Kathiyawadi, Kenyan Sign Language, Kipsigis language, Kuria language, Logoli dialect (Luhya), Luo language, Maasai language, Maa languages, Meru language, Nandi-Markweta languages, Nilotic languages, Northeast Coast Bantu languages, Nubi language, Nyole dialect (Kenya), Ogiek language, Omotik language, Orma language, Oromo language, Pokomo language, Pokoot language, Rendille language, Rendille-Boni languages, Sagalla language, Sakuye people, Samburu language, Samia dialect (Luhya), Sheng slang, Suba language, Swahili language, Taita language, Terik people, Tugen language, Turkana language, Waata language, Western Omo-Tana languages, Yaaku language.