Les processus phonologiques de frontières en mbomba, langue bantu (C40) parlée au Congo-Brazzaville (cas des voyelles)

Abstract

This study reports on the processes phonological in morpho-syntactic contexts in mbomba, language spoken by the Mbomba, a population living in the centre of the District of Epéna, in the Department of Likouala, in the north of the Republic of Congo. This study examines, particularly border processes: prefix/radical, radical/suffix and between words. It seems that these processes whose nature differs depending on whether to avoid a hiatus or to compensate for a vacuum, are generated in the same contexts by the same vocalic segments.