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Download full textMamman, Munir – 1994
A case study of the acquisition of Hausa as the first language by a child focuses on acquisition of interrogatives. The subject was a male child aged 25-60 months. Data were drawn from observation and elicitation. Three phases of acquisition were distinguished. Strategies adopted by the child appeared to reflect realities and contacts in his daily…
Descriptors: African Languages, Case Studies, Child Language, Foreign Countries
