• Aspect Of The Phonology Of Yukuben

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    • 1.7     DATA COLLECTION
                The data for this research will be collected using “Language Informant” to elicit data. The Ibadan word list of four hundred (400) basic lexical items will be used in data collection.
                The method of the collection is through direct interviews with the informants (language helper) alongside the usage of the Ibadan word list, which contain items that are illuminating and capable of making a linguistically significant generalization.
                The information concerning the two informants used in this research are given below:
                Informant 1
      NAME:       Augustin Bako
      AGE:          35yrs
      LANGUAGE SPOKEN:         Yukuben, Hausa, Yoruba, Jukun, English
      RELIGION:          Christianity
      YEARS LIVED IN YUKUBEN: 35 yrs
      OCCUPATION:   Security Man
      ADDRESS:          No. 1 Sabongida Yukuben, Takum Local Government, Taraba State.
      MARITAL STATUS:    Married
      Informant 2
      NAME:       Bako Adamu
      AGE:          90yrs
      LANGUAGE SPOKEN:         Yukuben, Hausa, Jukun, Kuteb
      RELIGION:          Christianity
      YEARS LIVED IN YUKUBEN: 80yrs
      OCCUPATION:   Forest Guard (retired)
      ADDRESS:          No.4 Sabongida Yukuben, Takum Local Government Taraba State.
      MARITAL STATUS: Married          
      1.8     DATA ANALYASIS
                With the view of capturing linguistically significant generalizations of the language under study, the analysis of the corpus will be carried out by transcribing all linguistic corpus collected accurately, in order to discover the stands that are attested in the language, in addition to some other suprasegmental features. The data will be organized to bring out all inventories of the distinctive phonemes and their features.
                The distribution of the data is also determined alongside the syllable structure, phonological processes and tonal processes.
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