Cameroon: Cultural Ecologies Of Endangered Languages: The Cases Of Wawa And Njanga

Cameroon: Cultural Ecologies Of Endangered Languages: The Cases Of Wawa And Njanga Sascha Sebastian Griffiths, and Laura Robson, 2010   The study of endangered languages can reveal interesting information about how languages adapt to changes in the environment of their speakers and particularly to changes in their culture. This article introduces two understudied Cameroonian languages at different stages of endangerment: Wawa (endangered) and Njanga (moribund). Njanga has been replaced by...

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