Vol. 3 (2013): The University of Nairobi Journal of Language and Linguistics

Articles

• CONTEXTUAL VARIABILITY IN THE ACCEPTABILITY OF KENYAN ENGLISH GRAMMATICAL FEATURES1

  Alfred Buregeya

  1-27

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• STRATEGIES OF CONTROLLING THE LINGUISTIC RESPONSE FROM CROSS-EXAMINED WITNESSES: LAY DEFENDANTS AS CROSSEXAMINERS IN A KENYAN RESIDENT MAGISTRATE’S COURT1

  Emmanuel Satia

  28-51

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• ONSANSE’S LANGUAGE: NOT MORE THAN TWO-WORD UTTERANCES AFTER FORTY YEARS OF EXPOSURE TO FOUR LANGUAGES

  Anne Achieng, Alfred Buregeya

  52-88

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• SPECIFIC LANGUAGE IMPAIRMENT IN THE SPEECH OF MESHACK, AN EKEGUSII SPEAKER

  Peter N Otieno

  89-107

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• HARMONIZING THE ORTHOGRAPHIES OF BANTU LANGUAGES THE CASE OF GĨKŨYŨ AND EKEGUSII IN KENYA

  Phyllis W Mwangi, Martin C. Njoroge, Edna Gesare Mose

  108-122

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