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Queer and trans north african cryptolects recordings

Domaine:

natural language processing
Créateur:
Gar
Éditeur:
GarGar
Éditeur:
NAK
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Queer and trans North African argots and/or cryptolect recordings made by anonymous participants as part of the 'Tarikhona Huna' project by the Moroccan-Dutch queer-feminist association Taanit.

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ArgotLinguisticArabicAlgeriaMorocco

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