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Elicitation of nominal number distinctions zag_elic20150906_arj_6

Domain:

natural language processing

Record type:

dataset
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ADAMSahIsa
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This is an elicitation with Mr. Adam Rahma Jamous and an interpreter (arabic-english, not speaking Zaghawa) on nominal number distinctions which in Zaghawa is marked by tone. It is the sixth session on the first day we are working on elicitations. In the annotations are only captured the relevant items in the content language Zaghawa.

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lat1.lis.soas.ac.uk

Languages

Arabic, Sudanese SpokenZaghawa

Tags

ElicitationZaghawa languageSudanese Arabic languageArabic, Sudanese SpokenEnglish language

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