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Title Methods for multiple reports experiment
Description This PDF explains the method for the 'multiple reports' task described in Gawne (2013)
Origination date 2010-01-01
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Archive link https://catalog.paradisec.org.au/repository/LG1/Methods
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Lauren Gawne
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Nepal - NP
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Nepali - nep
Helambu Sherpa - scp
Kagate - syw
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Nepali - nep
Helambu Sherpa - scp
Kagate - syw
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Region / village Lamjung
Originating university University of Melbourne
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DOI 10.26278/5be5a0fbea9fe
Cite as Lauren Gawne (collector), 2010. Methods for multiple reports experiment . PDF. LG1-Methods at catalog.paradisec.org.au. https://dx.doi.org/10.26278/5be5a0fbea9fe
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Collection Information
Collection ID LG1
Collection title Yolmo (also known as Helambu Sherpa, Nepal)
Description Audio recordings of grammatical elicitation, words lists, texts, narratives and conversations. Also one video recording of conversation picture task. Sessions mainly conducted in Nepali and Yolmo. Accompanying Transcriber or ELAN files provided for most files. Also a small number of recordings with Kagate speakers (Ramechhap district), Melamchi Valley Yolmo speakers and Ilam Yolmo speakers.
Countries
Nepal - NP
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Nepali - nep
Helambu Sherpa - scp
Kagate - syw
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Data access narrative Contact depositor. After 50 years (e.g., 2064) PARADISEC is given the right to release materials if the depositor is not contactable.
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