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TTb080406-01 Elicitation Phonology Central !Xoon (Botswana)

Domain:

natural language processing

Record type:

dataset
Editor:
CNDLAK
Publisher:
The
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The Taa speaker, a friend of David Long (Rev Abathini Kabatlhophani from Zutshwa, calling himself a "!Xoon", on the day of the recording a guest of the Longs), pronounces some words with breathy phonation. David Long was feeling that there might be a contrast between breathy phonation and something else.

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Languages

!XóõSetswana

Tags

!Xóõ language'N|ohanTswana language

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