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Recording of a traditional folktale TKHWa_BS_170624 A discourse-based documentation of San varieties in the Western Sandveld Region (Central district, Botswana)

Domaine:

natural language processing

Type de record:

dataset
Éditeur:
BetLee
Éditeur:
LeeHum
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A folktale told by Betsha Serowe from Khwee. In this tale, a mischeavious brother plays tricks on his younger, naive brother and conflict with elephants over water resources. Lee is the linguist on the project and has worked with different San communities in Namibia and Botswana since 2011.

Languages

Kua

Tags

DiscourseNarrativeKua language

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