Igbineweka, A., Steenbergen van, J. Swahili dlja vozhodnoj i Guosa dlja zapadnoj Afriky/ECOWAS (in English: Swahili for the East and Guosa for the West Africa/ECOWAS) in: Slovjani.info, 2018, 3(2), pages 17-20. ISSN 2570-7108 (print), ISSN 2570-7116 (on-line). Available from [https://slovjani.info].

rezjume: Tekst iz prezentacije Prof. Alexandra G. Igbineweky na vtoroj konferenciji medžuslovjanskogo jezyka CISLa 2018. Na koncu teksta je memorandum o sorabotě.

ključne slova: Guosa; CISLa 2018

summary: A text from the presentation of Prof. Alex G. Igbineweka at the second conference on the Interslavic language. There is a memorandum about cooperation at the end of this text.

keywords: Guosa; CISLa 2018

Igbineweka, A. Swahili za vzhodnu Afriku - Guosa za zapadnu Afriku, ECOWAS (in English: Swahili for the East Africa - Guosa for the West Africa, ECOWAS) in: Slovjani.info, 2018, 3(1), pages 20-21. ISSN 2570-7108 (print), ISSN 2570-7116 (on-line). Available from [https://slovjani.info].

rezjume: Tutoj članok govori o potrěbnosti razvitogo domorodnogo regijonalnogo zonalnogo jezyka Guosa za Nigeriju i Ekonomičnu občinu zapadnoafričskyh držav (ECOWAS) kako lěpšu alternativu od sejčasnyh kolonijalnyh jezykov. Jest dobro znajemo, že bolšina ljudij mysli v svojem materskom jezyku, i kogda oni govoret v drugyh jezykah bez identičnyh parametrov s jihnym etničskym povodom, potom se vyše zajmajut pravopisom i bezkonečnymi težkostjami jezyka vměsto sosrědotočenja do glavnogo smysla besědy.

ključne slova: jezyk Guosa; zapadna Afrika; ECOWAS

summary: This paper discusses the need for an evolved indigenous regional zonal constructed language Guosa for Nigeria and the Economic Communities of the West African States (ECOWAS) as the better alternative to currently used colonial languages. It is a well-known fact that most people think in their mother tongue, and that when they speak in other languages of no identical parameters to their ethnicity they are engaged in transliteration and endless hurdles before the main issues at hand.

keywords: Guosa language; West Africa; ECOWAS