Avemnghi afi061218s Documentation of Chini language and culture

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natural language processing

Type de record:

media

Éditeur:

JosAnt

Éditeur:

JosUCSB

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This story is an oral historical account of Avemnghi, a wicked masalai (roughly: wizard) who fools the villagers in order to eat their children. The story ends with the comment that Avemnghi has long since left Chini territory and made his way to Kuminimo village on the Guam River. Total audiovisual duration [16:12].

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