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Explanation of traditional kitchen

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media
Éditeur:
Ric
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A female speaker from Matal shows a traditional kitchen in her home. Recorded with Rode MTG-2 shotgun microphone, Zoom H4n audio recorder, and Panasonic HC-X920K camcorder. Bundle includes high resolution video file (.MTS), low resolution video file (.MP4), ELAN file (.EAF), audio file (.WAV) and Praat TextGrid file (.TextGrid).

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Languages

DatoogaMatalSwahili

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DescriptionDatooga languageSwahili (macrolanguage)Swahili

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