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Parlons farefari, gurenè

by M. E. Kropp Dakubu

Le farefari est la langue de la population indigène de la partie centrale de la Région Administrative Nord-Est de Ghana, apparentée aux langues voltaïques. On peut estimer le nombre total de locuteurs a environ 450 000 personnes. Le lecteur trouvera ici aussi bien une description de la langue que des repères généraux sur le pays, des éléments de conversation courante, des données sur la culture et des lexiques.

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