Sepik Pidgin Course
- Description:
- Course in Sepik Pidgin Parts 1 and 2 Sepik Pid Side A Dr Wurm’s manual read by Don Laycock. Elan file is just segmented into sections, each utterance not annotated. Side B Continues Part 1. 00:14:21:904 Course in Sepik Pidgin part 2: text by native speakers Some names not included in tape notes: *Speaker named Malamali from a region called *Toachili mountains near Maprik *Yamanembu village *Undjumbu story *Text from Malu *Speaker from Maio *Speaker from Suagep, above Maio. *Folklore text from Waskuk. *Text from Green River AIATSIS Identifier: A16769 . Language as given: Sepik Pidgin. You can access this item at the PARADISEC website. You will need to sign up or sign in first.
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- Sound
- Collections:
- PARADISEC Catalog
- Contributors:
- Arthur Capell
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- PARADISEC
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