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TNb050213-02 Elicitation of 'N/ohan phonology (tones)

Domain:

natural language processing

Record type:

dataset
Editor:
304Christfried Naumann
Publisher:
The
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Participant translates propositions ("The person is laughing/waiting/standing/drinking water..", "I see a dog/dogs/a snake/...", "I see the big dog/big dogs/...", "I take the dog/dogs/snake/...") from Afrikaans into 'N/ohan.

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Languages

!XóõAfrikaans

Tags

!Xóõ language'N|ohanAfrikaans language

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