The fate of European languages ​​in Cameroon

The monographs discusses issues related to the features of the functioning of European languages ​​in Africa using the example of French and English in Cameroon. These languages ​​were brought to the African continent in the colonial period and, as a result of adaptation to new sociocultural conditions, acquired unique features. The author describes the lexical features of the territorial variants of French and English, as well as a sociolinguistic and cultural context in which these languages ​​function.
The monograph is intended for teachers of universities, graduate students, students interested in the problems of language interaction, specialists in the field of general linguistics. It can also be of interest to a wide range of readers interested in the culture and traditions of the peoples of Africa