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Ferdinand explains the Waiwos (Yarin explains in Tok Pisin) TH1-011

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natural language processing

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media
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TomferdiYar
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The explanation of a song called a "waiwos". It is in Fas/Momu, and is followed by an explanation in Tok Pisin.

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ExplanationFas languageTok Pisin languageEnglish language

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