Banti with friends speak on Baa history KWB033 A documentation project of Baa, a language of Nigeria
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This session was recorded in a compound where they sell drinks. People that speak are a little bit drunk. Banti Bulus mentions how children should follow their parents to their farm so they can learn the language. Salomi mentions the way people live today is not the way of their forefathers and tries to sing a song that she does not remember. Anthony Bawaro tells about his own life, how he grew up in Gyakan, Kwotah, worked as a police man outside of the community, and returned to Gyakan for his retirement. Nangaba is jokingly insulting the previous speakers as they are from different clans.
The ELAN file currently includes an orthographic transcription and a free translation. For further descriptions of file names and tier names see the corpus manual available in the archive. BN talks about Baa history. SB talks about the way people live today is not the way of their forefathers. AT tells about his own life, how he grew up in Gyakan, Kwotah, worked as a police man outside of the community, and returned to Gyakan for his retirement. NA is kindly joking with the previous speakers about their lives. Lives in Lagos but originally from Gyakan. Lives in Gyakan Lives in Gyakan. Gyakan
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