South African Journal of African Languages

期刊简介：The South African Journal of African Languages is a peer-reviewed research journal devoted to the advancement of African (Bantu) and Khoi-San languages and literatures. Papers, book reviews and polemic contributions of a scientific nature in any of the core areas of linguistics, both theoretical (e.g. syntax, phonology, semantics) and applied (e.g. sociolinguistic topics, language teaching, language policy), and literature, based on original research in the context of the African languages, are welcome. The journal is the official mouthpiece of the African Language Association of Southern Africa (ALASA), established in 1979. After more than thirty-three years since its establishment the South African Journal of African Languages (SAJAL) continues to be a key educational resource, a knowledge-production hub and repository that remain invaluable for African languages throughout the world. As the show case of the African Language Association of Southern Africa, SAJAL’s aims accentuate the relevance of developing the African languages towards enhancing their intellectualization. The excellent articles that continue to be published bear testimony to the high quality of the journal and the African languages as fields of academic study and research. Rosalie Finlayson , retired Professor: Dept. of African Languages, University of South Africa The South African Journal of African Languages has over the years been the premier and mainstay of intellectual scholarship in Southern Africa. It publishes peer reviewed, quality, innovative and thought provoking articles that have contributed significantly to African language revalorization and to the development of theories on their structure, sociology, politics and ecology. Davie E. Mutasa , University of South Africa

【译文】《南非非洲语言杂志》是一本经过同行评审的研究期刊，致力于非洲（班图）和科伊桑语言和文学的进步。欢迎在语言学任何核心领域（包括理论（例如句法、音系学、语义学）和应用（例如社会语言学主题、语言教学、语言政策）和文献）以及基于非洲语言背景下的原创研究的论文、书评和论战性贡献。该期刊是成立于 1979 年的南部非洲语言协会 (ALASA) 的官方喉舌。成立三十三年多以来，《南非非洲语言期刊》(SAJAL) 仍然是重要的教育资源、知识生产中心和知识库，对全世界的非洲语言仍然具有无价的价值。作为南部非洲非洲语言协会的展示案例，SAJAL 的目标强调了发展非洲语言对于提高其智能化的相关性。持续发表的优秀文章证明了该期刊和非洲语言作为学术研究领域的高质量。 Rosalie Finlayson，退休教授：南非大学非洲语言系 《南非非洲语言杂志》多年来一直是南部非洲学术学术的首要和支柱。它发表同行评审的高质量、创新性和发人深省的文章，这些文章对非洲语言的重估以及非洲语言结构、社会学、政治和生态学理论的发展做出了重大贡献。 Davie E. Mutasa，南非大学