2024
DOI: 10.32473/sal.52.1and2.132606
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Labial-velar stops in Sakata (Bantu C34)

Lorenzo Maselli,
Véronique Delvaux,
Jean-Pierre Donzo
et al.

Abstract: The present contribution bears on the documentation and description of a few unusual sounds, i.e. double labial-velar articulations, in a number of Bantu zone C varieties belonging to the so-called “Sakata cluster” in the southwestern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). These phonemes, often considered typical of a linguistic area known as the “Macro-Sudan Belt”, are considerably more common in southern Central Africa than previously thought. The case of the Sakata varieties at hand represents one of particula… Show more

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