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Kiswahili contractions
The Formation and Syntax of Contractions in Kiswahili with Special Emphasis on Noun-possessive Combination by Titus Mpemba.
Kiswahili
Kiswahili is spoken by an estimated 80 million people in East and Central Africa. It is the official language in Tanzania and Kenya, and is also used in Uganda, Somalia, Mozambique, Malawi, Rwanda, Burundi, Zambia, and Congo (formerly Zaire).
The Tanzanian Language Survey
A search of English and Swahili glosses, allowing searches of those fields which have information regarding the vocabulary list used in making TLS.
Noun Classification in Swahili
Noun Classification in Swahili Ellen Contini-Morava Department of Anthropology/Program in Linguistics University of Virginia.
Books about Swahili
Swahili Resources Sites.
Mombasa's Swahili-based 'Coasti Slang' in a super-diverse space
Languages in contact on the beach by Nico Nassenstein.
Noun Classification in Swahili
Ellen Contini-Morava - Department of Anthropology/Program in Linguistics - University of Virginia.
Swahili
The metrolingual use of Swahili in urban Ugandan landscapes and everyday conversation by Nico Nassenstein.
Swahili Forum the Journal
Swahili Forum is fostering its worldwide presence as a search platform, providing easy and free access to related research, and therein promoting the exchange of information and knowledge on all aspects pertaining to the study of Swahili-related topics.
Kiswahili Part-of-Speech Tagger - Demo
This demo showcases a broad coverage part-of-speech tagger for Kiswahili. It retrieves the morpho-syntactic categories for words in a sentence.
The Swahili language and its early history
The Swahili World, 2018 by Martin Walsh.
Swahili language (From Wikipedia)
Swahili (Kiswahili) is spoken by various ethnic groups that inhabit several large stretches of the Indian Ocean coastline from southern Somalia to northern Mozambique, including the Comoros Islands.