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The 'Rotiniot' Tree okiek_trees003 A Preliminary Documentation of the Okiek Language of Kenya

Domaine:

natural language processing

Type de record:

dataset
Éditeur:
DavidJaneKonOch
Éditeur:
JanUni
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The speaker introduces the Rotiniot Tree. THis is continued in okiek_trees005 David completed a degree course in the University and is waiting to go for attachment Jane Oduor is the Okiek language documentor. Simon Konana Konini is a respected community elder who took who participated in many documentation sessions. He is the narrator of the story in the second session (okiek_Narratives002).

Languages

Okiek

Tags

DiscourseOkiek language

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