Tissues combine to form organs. The nervous system is not just built from neurons. There are also cells that don't communicate, but wrap around the neurons to nourish and protect them, called Schwann cells.The organs of the nervous system work together to coordinate body processes.he nervous system is not just built from neurons. There are also cells that don't communicate, but wrap around the neurons to nourish and protect them, called Schwann cells. The organs of the nervous system work together to coordinate body processes.
This group, inclusive of all the above, is also known as Narrow Bantu 'S'. As a Bantu language, Zulu is related to a large number of languages spoken throughout much of Eastern, Southern, and Central Africa from South Africa to Cameroon in the west and Kenya in the east. Other LMP Bantu languages are Shona, Swahili, and Xhosa.
54. Language group that gave us âbanjoâ and âgumboâ : BANTU There are hundreds of Bantu languages, mainly spoken in central, east and southern Africa. The most commonly spoken Bantu language is Swahili, with Zulu coming in second. The instrument that we know today as the banjo is a derivative of instruments that were used in Africa. The name âbanjoâ might come from the Bantu word âmbanzaâ.