Marie-Françoise Rombi and Mohamed Ahmed-Chamanga

Marie-Françoise Rombi, a linguist and research director at the Centre national de la recherche scientifique, now retired, has studied the Bantu languages of the archipelago, Mahorais and Grand Comorian, as well as Swahili and a language of the Central African Republic. Mohamed Ahmed-Chamanga was born in 1952 at Ouani, on the island of Anjouan; a graduate in Swahili and Arabic, he studied linguistics in France, defended in 1991 a thesis on the speech of Anjouan and teaches Comorian at the Institut national des langues et civilisations orientales, in Paris.

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