Projectlingoafrica

Promoting language literacy in Africa ||Helping to create teaching aids for effective language learning ||Fostering the learning of Indigenous/Foreign languages

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The limits of my language mean the limits of my world - Ludwig Wittgenstein

At PROJECT LINGO, our objective is to promote language literacy in Africa in the delivery of standard indigenous and foreign language education to children (SDG4) .

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Happy World Teachers' Day to all the amazing teachers around us! We celebrate you, and we are proud of you!
#HappyTeachersDay2021 #languageteachers #languagelearning #languages

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#languagecommunity #languagelearning #africanlanguages #projectlingo #african

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Our community of language professionals are about to make a change in the world of language learning! Watch this space!

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ProjectlingoAfrica wishes you Happy new month. Tweeps, language and African culture lovers,
#30daysofAfricanCulture ended yesterday, we are really happy to have completed this project and hope we enriched your knowledge of African culture.
#HappyNewMonth
#happyjuly

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It's the last day of the month and final day of #30daysofAfricanculture 💃💃💃.
Ndebele is a tribe in South Africa, they have a rather intriguing superstition about illness.

#30daysofAfricanCulture
#projectlingo
#africanculture
#Ndebeletribe

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It's just a day to the last day of the month 💃💃💃.
The San people love nature and practice nomadic lifestyle.
#30daysofAfricanculture
#Sanpeople
#projectlingo
#Southafrica

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It's just a day to the last day of the month 💃💃💃.
The San people love nature and practice nomadic lifestyle.
#30daysofAfricanculture
#Sanpeople
#projectlingo
#Southafrica

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Day 28, A tribe in Namibia has a ritual ever unheard of.
#30daysofAfricanCulture
##Himbapeople
#Namibia
#Projectlingo

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Day 28, A tribe in Namibia has a ritual ever unheard of.
#30daysofAfricanCulture
##Himbapeople
#Namibia
#Projectlingo

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Day 27
Women from Mursi tribe Ethiopia wear large pottery or wooden plates in their lower lip.

#30daysofAfricanCulture
#Mursitribe
#Ethiopia
#projectlingo

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Day 27
Women from Mursi tribe Ethiopia wear large pottery or wooden plates in their lower lip.

#30daysofAfricanCulture
#Mursitribe
#Ethiopia
#projectlingo

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Day 26
Trance dance - a sacred power for the San People.
#30daysofAfricanCulture
#Sanpeople
#Projectlingo

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Day 26
Trance dance - a sacred power for the San People.
#30daysofAfricanCulture
#Sanpeople
#Projectlingo

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Day 25
The Massai people 🤝 blood of animals.
#massaipeople
#30daysofAfricanCulture
#projectlingo

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Day 25
The Massai people 🤝 blood of animals.
#massaipeople
#30daysofAfricanCulture
#projectlingo

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Day 24
Can one know of South Africa and not know the prestigious Zulu tribe, the Zulu tribe is the largest tribe in South Africa, see below what they are best known for.
#30daysofAfricanCulture
#projectlingo
#Zulupeople
#SouthAfrica

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Day 24
Can one know of South Africa and not know the prestigious Zulu tribe, the Zulu tribe is the largest tribe in South Africa, see below what they are best known for.
#30daysofAfricanCulture
#projectlingo
#Zulupeople
#SouthAfrica

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Day 23 is for Idoma people, ask your idoma friend "how are you" today by saying "abole".

#30daysofAfricanCulture
#Projectlingo
#Idomaculture

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Day 23 is for Idoma people, ask your idoma friend "how are you" today by saying "abole".

#30daysofAfricanCulture
#Projectlingo
#Idomaculture

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22nd day
The Atyap people are an ethnic group found majorly in Zangon-Kataf, Kaura and Jema'a Local Government Areas of southern Kaduna State.
#30daysofAfricanCulture
#projectlingo
#Atyapculture

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22nd day
The Atyap people are an ethnic group found majorly in Zangon-Kataf, Kaura and Jema'a Local Government Areas of southern Kaduna State.
#30daysofAfricanCulture
#projectlingo
#Atyapculture

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21st day.
Tiv language is nobody's mate, 1 word 4 different meanings, this is just about the next best thing, learn this one word and you can already say sorry, hello, thank and welcome in Tiv.
#30daysofAfricanCulture
#Tivculture
#projectlingo

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21st day.
Tiv language is nobody's mate, 1 word 4 different meanings, this is just about the next best thing, learn this one word and you can already say sorry, hello, thank and welcome in Tiv.
#30daysofAfricanCulture
#Tivculture
#projectlingo

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21st day.
Tiv language is nobody's mate, 1 word 4 different meanings, this is just about the next best thing, learn this one word and you can already say sorry, hello, thank and welcome in Tiv.
#30daysofAfricanCulture
#Tivculture
#projectlingo

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Day 20
Do you know about the Berom people from plateau? To say thank you in Berom language, all you need to say is "Mafeng" (sounds like Chinese to me🙊🙊)
#30daysofAfricanCulture
#beromculture
#projectlingo

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Day 20
Do you know about the Berom people from plateau? To say thank you in Berom language, all you need to say is "Mafeng" (sounds like Chinese to me🙊🙊)
#30daysofAfricanCulture
#beromculture
#projectlingo

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Day 19
The traditional dance of the Tivs is known as Swange.
#30daysofAfricanCulture
#TivCulture
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Day 19
The traditional dance of the Tivs is known as Swange.
#30daysofAfricanCulture
#TivCulture
#Projectlingo

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Day 18
You probably know one or two igala persons, greet them good morning in their mother tongue and let them see you in a new light.

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Day 18
You probably know one or two igala persons, greet them good morning in their mother tongue and let them see you in a new light.

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Day 17
The most popular Hausa word is probably Sannu. Greet your Hausa Friends today in Hausa and put a smile on their faces.
#30daysofAfricanCulture
#projectlingo
#Hausaculture

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Day 17
The most popular Hausa word is probably Sannu. Greet your Hausa Friends today in Hausa and put a smile on their faces.
#30daysofAfricanCulture
#projectlingo
#Hausaculture

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Day 16
Tiv people are popular for their white and black stripe traditional cloth known as A'nger. The white and black is said to represent Zebra, calm and harmless as Tiv people are.
Do you have a Tiv friend?
#30dayofAfricanCulture
#Tivpeople
#projectlingo

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Day 16
Tiv people are popular for their white and black stripe traditional cloth known as A'nger. The white and black is said to represent Zebra, calm and harmless as Tiv people are.
Do you have a Tiv friend?
#30dayofAfricanCulture
#Tivpeople
#projectlingo

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Day 15
Bachama is principally spoken in Numan LG in Adamawa state.
Would you like to hear what Bachama sounds like? Click on the link below👌
https://t.co/md2uqARiL1

#bachamaculture
#30daysofAfricanCulture
#projectlingo