babongo造句

• The Bwiti rituals form part of the initiation into the Babongo people.
• It is also spoken by Pygmies, perhaps Babongo, in Gabon.
• The Babongo are a forest people of Gabon on the west coast of equatorial Africa.
• The Babongo have recently changed from being nomadic hunter-gatherers to settled villagers with subsistence agriculture supplemented by hunting.
• The first track to be received was by Hot Chip ( Molly was at Oxford University with Joe Goddard ) who sampled music from the Babongo tribe in Gabon, Africa.
• The Bakoya, Baka and Babongo are three minorities groups of Gabon who are known as the  Pygmies of Gabon ( said to be the first people to inhabit the forests of Gabon ) and they form a very small minority of a few thousand people only.
• The systematic use of ibogaine was developed first by the Bwiti discipline from where it originated, by the Babongo, Mitsogo and Fang peoples of Gabon and Cameroon, while Western clinical treatment, mostly for the treatment of substance addictions, began was pioneered by Lotsof and others.
• In 1957, the Welsh nationalist party Plaid Cymru published his time-travel story Wythnos yng Nghymru Fydd ( A Week in Future Wales ), presenting an independent, utopian Wales and a dystopian " Western England " in alternative versions of 2033 . " Blas y Cynfyd " ( A Taste of Prehistory 1958 ) was followed by the colonial satire " Tabyrddau'r Babongo " ( Drums of the Babongo 1961 ).
• In 1957, the Welsh nationalist party Plaid Cymru published his time-travel story Wythnos yng Nghymru Fydd ( A Week in Future Wales ), presenting an independent, utopian Wales and a dystopian " Western England " in alternative versions of 2033 . " Blas y Cynfyd " ( A Taste of Prehistory 1958 ) was followed by the colonial satire " Tabyrddau'r Babongo " ( Drums of the Babongo 1961 ).