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Housebuilding (NHK's version) 0200-20141220 - Housebuilding (NHK's version) Documenting Tabaq, a Hill Nubian language of the Sudan, in its sociolinguistic context

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NHK talks about building houses. Language_Name: Tabaq Language_Region: Africa Language_Country: Sudan Project_Status: Ongoing Year: 2010 Start_Date: 2011-07-01 End_Date: 2014-01-01 addressee Transcriber Title Housebuilding (NHK's version)

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