Vol. 6 No. 1 (2021): JULACE

Articles

• A model for language of science interpretation: Rhetorical understanding of climate change scientific discourse

  Gerson Sindano

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• The proximate demonstrative pronoun in Ndebele

  Progress Dube

  63-83

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• CULTURAL CONCEPTUALISATIONS OF ENGLISH WORDS AMONG BASOTHO WHO STUDY ENGLISH AS AN L2

  Ntṡoeu Seepheephe

  1-12

  • pdf

• Translation Techniques in the English-Kiswahili Translation of Agro-Pesticide Texts in Tanzania: Relevance to the Farmers

  Rafiki Sebonde, Kulwa Matalu

  13-23

  • pdf

• Language and Culture as Tools of Gender Inequality among the Kuria

  Mary Zacharia Charwi

  24-35

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• The morphological evolution of -ile suffix across Bantu languages The case of Nyasa-Tanganyika corridor

  Aurelia Mallya, Nichodamus Robinson

  36-48

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• IS WHAT YOU SEE WHAT YOU GET? A CRITICAL DISCOURSE ANALYSIS OF VISUAL REPRESENTATION OF FEMALES IN JUNIOR PRIMARY ENGLISH FIRST LANGUAGE TEXTBOOKS IN NAMIBIA

  Chipo Mudzikati, Dr Alta Engelbrecht

  49-62

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