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R. Richter, “Tendenzen der Sprachentwicklung im sozialistischen Athiopien und Moglichkeiten ihrer
bewussten und planvollen Gestaltung”, in PJAA, pp. 376-377.
R.J. Sim, “Ethiopia: language situation”, in ELL 3, pp. 1147-1148.
M.-C. Simeone-Senelle, “La situation linguistique dans la partie orientale du Mahra, fin novembre
2006”, in Fs. Sima, pp. 319-330..
M.-C. Siméone-Senelle, “The linguistic situation on the Dahlak islands in Eritrea”, in L. Blue, et al.,
eds, Connected Hinterlands. Proceedings of Red Sea Project IV Held at the University of
Southampton. September 2008, Oxford 2009, pp. 61-68.
W.G.C. Smidt, “Tigrinnya - soziale Kohäsion, Landrecht und lokale Geschichte der Tigrayer in
:Áthiopien und der Hochland-Eritree”, in St. Wenig, W. Smidt, eds, Im kaiserlichem Auftrag: die
deutsche Aksum-Expedition 1906 unter Enno Littnann [1875-1958]. Bd. 1. Die Akteure und die
wissenschaftliche Unternehmungen der DAE in Eritrea (Forschungen zur Archäeologie
aussereuropäischer Kulture, 3/1), Aichwald 2006, pp. 63-72.
Salomón ’Ənû w ay, “Kunätat û w anû w a təgrəñña”, in MKSKT, pp. 84-96 (Tigrinya’s situation).
S.G. Tedla, Alphabetic-coordinate model and its application to the discernment of the affinity of four
Ethio-Eritrean Semitic languages (Doktoravhandlinger ved NTNU, 127), Trondheim 2007.
Gr. Sava, M. Tosco, “‘Ex uno plura’: the uneasy road of Ethiopian languages toward standardization”,
IJSL 191, 2008, 111-139.
J. Tubiana, “La langage de la révolution”, in J. Tubiana, ed., La révolution éthiopienne comme
phenomène de société (Bibliothèque Peiresc, 8), Paris 1990, pp. 101-119.
E. Wolk, “Changes in the use of Arnharic forms of address as a reflection of socio-politica1
transfonnation in 20th-century Ethiopia”, in P15ICEthSt, pp. 908-912.
Yəsəhaû Yosef, “Mämhər Yəsəhaû Tä[wäldä]-Mädhənən zämänawi û w anû w a təgrəññan”, in MKSKT,
pp. 679-696 (Y.T.M, professor of modern Tigrinya).
An. Zaborski, “Cushitic and Semitic peoples in the Red Sea coasts: a linguistic approach to their
prehistory and history”, in J.C.M. Starkey, ed., People of the Red Sea: proceedings of the Red Sea
Project II, held in British Museum, October 2004 (Society for Arabian Studies monographs, 3),
Oxford 2005, pp. 137-141.
J. Záhořík, “Inter-ethnic relations and socio-economic changes in the Woito valley, Southern Ethiopia:
a preliminary study”, FO 45-46, 2009-2010, 149-162.
5.2.2 Language acquisition
Th. Bloor, W. Tamrat, “Issues in Ethiopian language policy and education”, JMMD 175, 1996, 321-
338.
Ch. Hailemariam, Sj. Kroon, J. Walters, “Multilingualism and nation building: language and
education in Eritrea”, JMMD 20, 1999, 475-493.
G. Goldenberg, “From speech to writing in Gurage-land: first attempts to write in the vernacular”, in
Fs. Polotsky, pp. 184-196.
Haylä-Mikael Abärra, Gäbrä-Madhən Səm’on, “Təgrəñña käm mämhari ûə w anû w a”, in MKSKT, pp.
454-459 (Tigrinya as a teaching language).
Haylä-Mikael Abärra, Gäbrä-Madhən Səm’on, “Təgrəñña käm səru’ märra”äbi bə-kämäy kəmə’bəl
yə”ə’əl”, in MKSKT, pp. 283-306 (On the development of Tigrinya as a communication language).
W. Leslau, “Local participation in language research”, in ational Conference on the Teaching of
African Languages and Area Studies, March 1960, Washington D.C. 1960, pp. 40-66.
Mäsfən Haylä-Maryam Täklä-Haymanot, “Təgrəñña käm mämhari û w anû w a”, in MKSKT, pp. 421-434
(Tigrinya as a teaching language).
Täklä-Haymanot Halyä-Səllasä, “Zəmdənna polisi û w anû w a məs mə’balä sayənsawi səlt’änan
məraəmmvrən” (Tigrinya language policy), in MKSKT, pp. 709-716.
Täsfay Barya Gabər, “Ï w anû w a təgrəñña käm mämhari ab abyatä təmhərti Ertəra” (Tigrinya as a
language of instruction), in MKSKT, pp. 435-453.
Tawäldä Gäbrä-Yohannəs, “Situational use of Tigrinya on the eve of ‘K’udus Yohannes’”, JERS
1, 2002,75-85.
E. Wolk, “Language policy in Ethiopia in the 20 th century”, SDALC 29, 2001, 53-63.