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Fieldwork & languages of interest

I do quite a bit of fieldwork, some of it not necessarily in the field, and I'm always keen to collect some new data on new languages.  I've listed below some of the languages I'm most interested in at the moment; if you happen to speak any of them and wouldn't mind recording some data in the Grahamstown area, please send me an email!
 

Languages of current interest: (in no particular order)

Sundanese (Malayo-Sumbawan | Indonesia)
Amharic (Semitic | Amharic)
KiYaka (Bantu | DRC)
CiLuba (Bantu | DRC) 
KiKongo (Bantu | DRC) 
KiSuku (Bantu | DRC)
Runyankore / Kiga (Bantu | Uganda)
Sandawe (Khoi-san? | Tanzania)
Dahalo (Cushitic | Kenya)
Afrikaans (Germanic | South Africa)
KiMbundi (Bantu | Angola)
Tiene (Bantu | DRC)
Makhuwa (Bantu | Mozambique)
Kinyarwanda (Bantu | Rwanda)
KiRundi (Bantu | Burundi)
IsiXhosa (Bantu | South Africa) – especially non-standard dialects!
IsiZulu (Bantu | South Africa) – especially non-standard dialects!
South African Ndebele (Bantu | South Africa)
SeTswana (Bantu | South Africa)
IsiZulu (Bantu | South Africa) – especially non-standard dialects!
South African Ndebele (Bantu | South Africa)

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SeTswana (Bantu | South Africa)

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