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TWa060507-01 Conversation with old !Xoon/Naro man

Domain:

natural language processing

Record type:

media
Editor:
595268116208
Publisher:
The
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Old man (with !Xoon and Naro origin) is visited and interviewed by a couple of !Xoon people. 268-FT was asked by collector to raise some specific questions to 595-OM.

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Languages

!XóõAfrikaansNaro

Tags

!Xóõ languageWest !XoonAfrikaans languageNaro language

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