Translate the following Kiswahili statements into English and explain the role of facial expression and body language in sign language.

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Translate the following Kiswahili statements into English and explain the role of facial expression and body language in sign language.

Asked on March 26, 2026Languages

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Accepted Answer · 2026-03-26T05:32:15.172Z

Here is the continuation of the solution: 1. (b) Pick one consonant which is not a member in each of the following list. Give reasons for your choice. iii. /s h v l/ Outlier: /l/ Reason: /l/ is a voiced alveolar lateral approximant. The other sounds (/s/, /h/, /v/) are all fricatives, meaning they are produced by creating a narrow constriction through which air escapes with audible friction. iv. /d w r j/ Outlier: /d/ Reason: /d/ is a voiced alveolar plosive (stop), meaning it is produced by completely stopping the airflow. The other sounds (/

Accepted Answer · 2026-03-26T05:32:15.172Z

Here is the continuation of the solution: 1. (b) Pick one consonant which is not a member in each of the following list. Give reasons for your choice. iii. /s h v l/ Outlier: /l/ Reason: /l/ is a voiced alveolar lateral approximant. The other sounds (/s/, /h/, /v/) are all fricatives, meaning they are produced by creating a narrow constriction through which air escapes with audible friction. iv. /d w r j/ Outlier: /d/ Reason: /d/ is a voiced alveolar plosive (stop), meaning it is produced by completely stopping the airflow. The other sounds (/