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Nobiinga Kullan book(1), Beginners' level
This book presents a true language acquisition curriculum for the Nobiin language, an endangered Nile-Nubian language spoken in South Egypt and North Sudan. The book is part of a series for Nobiin language acquisition called "Nobiinga-Kullan." This elementary book introduces the orthography for writing Nobiin, basic description for phonology and phonetics, basic grammar lessons, and the basic vocabulary needed for communications. This book is also designed to present a standardized form of Nobiin grammar for easy learnability purposes. In addition, this book is accompanied by audio recordings that provide the needed listening practices. The main goal is to create a systematic method that helps language learners develop the four skills: writing, reading, speaking, and listening. In addition, I present this book to linguists and other scholars in Nubian studies.
POETIC COMPARATIVE TEXTS IN NOBIIN
This book offers poetic translations into the Nile-Nubian language (Nobiin) of renowned literary works from diverse poets worldwide. It includes introductions to the poets and explanations of key Nobiin vocabulary, aiming to bridge the gap between the original texts and readers. The book highlights the importance of poetic translation in promoting and preserving the Nobiin language spoken in Sudan and Egypt.
Goorti Maanyikoo (the Mayor with the Eyes)
This is a Nubian folk story for children collected by El Hadi Hassan A. Hashim, from Sudan, Nubian, and edited by Nubantood Khalil, from the Nubian Language Society. The story is in Nobiin language (Nile-Nubian) and written in Old Nubian alphabets. It talks about five characters; a dog, a rooster, a sheep, a fox, and a hyena. The book is made for the purpose of documenting the Nubian intangible heritage and the preservation of Nobiin language. It will be used as a teaching material to teach young Nubian kids how to learn their language and culture. The book will be distributed freely to the children.
Nobiin Literacy Book
A literacy book for Nobiin language for the use of the Nubian Language Society
Celebrating 50 years of ACAL
The papers in this volume were presented at the 50th Annual Conference on African Linguistics held at the University of British Columbia in 2019. The contributions span a range of theoretical topics as well as topics in descriptive and applied linguistics. The papers reflect the typological and genetic diversity of languages in Africa and also represent the breadth of the ACAL community, with papers from both students and more senior scholars, based in North America and beyond. They thus provide a snapshot on current research in African linguistics, from multiple perspectives. To mark the 50th anniversary of the conference, the volume editors reminisce, in the introductory chapter, about their memorable ACALs.
The First Nobiin Child's Book
This is the first book of a book series for teaching Nobiin language to the children (age 5-10). The book is designed to teach the children the alphabets and the numbers. It contains also five songs accompanied with each group of alphabet. The book will be used the Nubian Language Society for teaching Nobiin language and will be distributed freely to the children
Nobiinga Kullan Soor 1,
The First Nobiin Language acquisition book for non-speakers beginner level. The book introduces the alphabets, basic phonetics, basis grammar and vocabulary. Each lesson contains exercises that test the students' progression on the language. The book is accompanied with audio recording to the lessons.
Khalil Gibran
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Mohammad Omer Khalil
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Nubian (Nobiin) Language and Grammar Book 1
Since the Arab invasion of Sudan and destruction of the last Nubian Kingdom of Aludia (Alwa) seated at Soba its capital, overran by an alliance of Arab tribes and the Funj in 1505 CE Nubian language was intentionally marginalized and the writing of the Nubian language stopped ever since..To save the Nubian language from extinction we Nubians have launched a campaign to urge UNESCO, Egypt, Sudan, the international community, universities, and human rights organizations, and all relevant entities to support our campaign to rescue the oldest living written language In Africa. Rewriting the Nubian language, literature and grammar will help in protecting the Nubian cultures as well as their antiq...
