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Multiple tasks: Clarification of kin term karlaja; ergative bingo; elicitation from photos; Max Planck Institute "story-builder" action cards

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01: Talking about the word "karlaja," which has been tricky in the past but which they easily define here as anyone's younger sister or brother. 02: Playing "ergative bingo." This is the recording through the Zoom's LR channels. 03: Playing "ergative bingo." This is the recording through the Zoom's 3rd channel (lapel mic plugged in). For each round, the "caller" wore the lapel mic. 04: Looking at the photos that AHA took the day before yesterday around Marlinja and at the river nearby. Coming up with sentences to go along with them. Continuing from yesterday's final recording, 032-04. Starts with picture 74 and goes through the end (125). This is the recording through the Zoom's LR channels. File 05 is the recording through the Zoom's 3rd channel (lapel mic plugged in). 06: Max Planck Institute "story-builder" action cards. This is the recording through the Zoom's LR channels. 07: is the recording of Max Planck Institute "story-builder" action cards through the Zoom's 3rd channel (lapel mic plugged in). . Language as given: Mudburra; speakers also readily identify their own variety as Eastern Mudburra. You can access this item at the PARADISEC website. You will need to sign up or sign in first.
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Amanda Hamilton-Hollaway
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