AFRICAN
LANGUAGES AT PENN |
Yorouba
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Yoruba
is spoken by approximately 30 million people
in West Africa. It is spoken by populations
is Southwestern Nigeria, Togo, Benin and Sierra
Leone. It is also one of the prominent languages
and culture of the Diaspora in countries such
as Brazil, Venezuela, Cuba, Trinidad, Tobago
and Haiti.
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Tought |
Instructors |
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Yoruba
Elementary I (First semester of
Yoruba) |
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Yoruba
Elementary II (Second semester
of Yoruba) |
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Yoruba
Intermediate I (Third semester
of Yoruba) |
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Yoruba
Intermediate I(Forth semester of
Yoruba) |
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Yoruba
Advanced I (Fifth semester of Yoruba) |
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Yoruba
Advanced II (Sixth semester of
Yoruba) |
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The
mark I and II refer to the courses taught
in the fall and spring |
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For more information
about African Languages at Penn please e-mail
the Language Coordinator,
Dr. Audrey N Mbeje mbeje@sas.upenn.edu ,
or call: (215) 898-4299 |
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