@book{127379,
  author     = {Nurse, Derek and others},
  school     = {Inst. of Kiswahili Research (IKR/TUKI), Univ. of Dar es Salaam},
  title      = {A phonological and morphological sketch of 15 of the principal languages of Tanzania},
  year       = {1970s},
  hhtype     = {grammar_sketch (computerized assignment from "sketch")},
  inlg       = {English [eng]},
  keywords   = {;eaf;tnz;lng;phn;grm;lxl;bnt;j.d.66;j.e.22;f.32;f.31;f.21;f.22;g.35;g.11;g.33;g.23;g.63;g.62;m.31;p.21;p.23;},
  lgcode     = {Nyakyusa-Ngonde [nyy], Luguru [ruf], Nilamba [nim], Makonde [kde], Sukuma [suk], Gogo [gog], Machinga [mvw], Nyaturu [rim], Bena (Tanzania) [bez], Haya [hay], Yao [yao], Nyamwezi [nym], Zaramo [zaj], Shambala [ksb], Ha [haq], Hehe [heh] (autotranslated from Maho's coding system)},
  macro_area = {Africa},
  notes      = {Contains 100-word lists and small descriptive sections for Ha (p. 2-6, 15-17), Haya (p. 7-17), Nyuturu (p. 19-24, 42-44), Nilamba (p. 25-29, 42-44), Sukuma (p. 30-37, 42-44), Nyamwezi (p. 38-44), Luguru (p. 47-51, 68-70), Gogo (p. 52-56, 68-70), Zaramo (p. 57-60a, 68-70), Shambala (p. 61-70), Bena (p. 72-77, 95-98), Hehe (p. 77, 95-98), Nyakyusa (p. 78-83, 95-98), Yao (p. 84-89, 95-98), and Makonde (p. 90-98).},
  src        = {eballiso2009}
}