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SYSTEM OF NAMING THE BOY CHILD AGUBOR_AUDIO

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natural language processing

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media
Éditeur:
KIP
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this descrbes the process of naming the boy child. Names are given in terik community based on the age set system and the family names are also used Kalyat is a peasant farmer and also a youthleader in community development matters. He is married and has two ochildren. He speaks Terik but his wife is a Luhya.

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Languages

LuhyaTerik

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NARRATIONTerik languageEnglish language

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