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Minimal pairs 0136-Minimal pairs A description and documentation of Avatime

Domain:

natural language processing

Record type:

dataset
Editor:
RebSamSas
Publisher:
SasLei
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Elicitation with Sammy, looking for +/- ATR minimal pairs, Ho_SO, anansi_SO. We checked some words that we thought might be minimal or near minimal pairs for +/- ATR high vowels. We found some near minimal pairs. Then Sammy told us a story about his trip to Ho and then an anansi story. All discussion is in English, Sammy tells a story in Avatime, we discuss some Avatime words. We questioned Sammy, he then told us a story. Language_Name: Avatime Language_Region: Africa Language_Country: Ghana Project_Status: Complete Year: 2008 Start_Date: 2008-05-01 End_Date: 2008-12-31

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Languages

Avatime

Tags

Avatime languageUndetermined languageEnglish (Dominant)

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