Magàna Hausa, Native Literature In The Hausa Language. To Which Is Added A Tr. By J.f. Schön

Magána Hausa, Native Literature In The Hausa Language is a collection of texts originally written in the Hausa language, an important language spoken across West Africa. This edition includes a translation by J.F. Schön, making the works accessible to a wider audience. The book offers valuable insights into Hausa culture, language, and literary traditions.
This volume serves as a key resource for linguists, anthropologists, and anyone interested in African studies or comparative literature. The dual-language format makes it an excellent tool for language learners and scholars alike, preserving and promoting the rich heritage of Hausa literature.
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