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Gbeya Fieldworks Project

Domain:

natural language processing

Editor:

NikSaw

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Languages

Gbaya-Bossangoa Gbaya, Northwest

Tags

Gbaya-Bossangoa language traditional religion symbolic numbers marriage life stages food gathering family relations culture Central Africa agriculture

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