Logo Lanfrica
  • Home
  • Atlas
  • Insights
  • Docs
  • Sign in

© 2026 Lanfrica. All rights reserved. All copyrights of the resources shown on the Lanfrica website belong to the original copyright holders, unless explicitly stated otherwise.

Words for music, dance, and games

Domain:

natural language processing

Record type:

dataset
Editor:
RicYoh
Host:avatar
A male speaker from Laghangareri producing elicited words related to traditional music, dance, and games. Recorded with Shure SM-35 headset microphone and Zoom H4n audio recorder. Bundle includes audio file (.WAV), PDF file, and Praat TextGrid file (.TextGrid).

Visit

lat1.lis.soas.ac.uk

Tasks

speech processing

Languages

DatoogaSwahili

Tags

WordlistEnglish languageDatooga languageSwahili (macrolanguage)Swahili

Similar

Music As Dance and Dance as Music: Kizino Dance Training, a Dance Moment in the Diasporic Transmission ContextRing Dance Song. Includes some words and phrases.Sengenya dance music: its intrumental resources and performanceThe concept of masking as a cultural device for Chewa music and dance performancesMaking Words Sing and Dance: Sense, Style and Sound in Yoruba Prose TranslationA Bibliography of African Music and Dance—The Nigerian Experience, 1930–1980

Music As Dance and Dance as Music: Kizino Dance Training, a Dance Moment in the Diasporic Transmission Context

International audience Kizino dance originates from the South-Western region of Ugand

Ring Dance Song. Includes some words and phrases.

in Mono LA 31. English glosses for some. Segment also exists in Mono LA 31.

Sengenya dance music: its intrumental resources and performance

Sengenya is a ceremonial dance of the Digo who live in Kwale District at the Coast province of Kenya

The concept of masking as a cultural device for Chewa music and dance performances

Making Words Sing and Dance: Sense, Style and Sound in Yoruba Prose Translation

Ordinarily in prose translation, rhythm is usually not a matter of great concern for the transla

A Bibliography of African Music and Dance—The Nigerian Experience, 1930–1980

This bibliography is intended as an aid and impetus to the study of African music and dance with the