Collection details
Collection ID HVN2018
Title Results of Linguistic Fieldwork and Documentation Training Program in East Nusa Tenggara,
Description Results of the Linguistic Fieldwork and Documentation Training Program, a U.S. National Science Foundation grant to the University of Delaware, Peter Cole and Gabriella Hermon, Principal Investigators (BCS-1747801), conducted in collaboration with the Atma Jaya Catholic University of Indonesia and Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, held in 2018.
Archive link https://catalog.paradisec.org.au/repository/HVN2018
Collector
Yanti
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Countries
Indonesia - ID
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Languages
Sabu - hvn
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Region / village
DOI 10.26278/5c9a3e7c45258
Cite as Yanti (collector), 2018. Results of Linguistic Fieldwork and Documentation Training Program in East Nusa Tenggara,. Collection HVN2018 at catalog.paradisec.org.au [Open Access]. https://dx.doi.org/10.26278/5c9a3e7c45258
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Edit access Nick Thieberger
Yanti
Asako Shiohara, Yanti
Peter Cole
Data access conditions Open (subject to agreeing to PDSC access conditions)
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Items in Collection (91)

Item Title Actions
CON001 Basic introductions View
CON002 Basic introductions continued View
CON003 Parts of the traditional house and their meanings View
CON004 Conversation about tools used to collect palm juice View
CON005 Farming conversation View
CON006 Weaving View
CON007 Fishing View
CON008 Daily activities View
CON009 The story of Putiana View
CON010 The story of Hubi ai and Hubi iki View
ELIC001 Basic clauses View
ELIC002 Crow and jackal story View
ELIC003 Retelling of the crow and jackal View
ELIC004 Negation in Hawu View
ELIC005 Frog and rabbit storyboard View
ELIC006 Mary and her chores View
ELIC007 Mary and her chores View
ELIC008 Frog and Rabbit storyboard View
ELIC009 Negation in Hawu View
ELIC010 The salmon and the bear View
ELIC011 Aspects of the grammar View
ELIC012 Aspects of the grammar View
ELIC013 Not yet' and 'already' View
GEN001 Geneology View
GEN002 Geneology View
GEN003 Geneology View
GEN004 Geneology View
INS001 Chameleon storyboard View
INS002 Mary and her chores View
INS003 Animal party View
MON001 Lado and Tudi Buki View
MON002 How to make fried rice View
MON003 Narrative View
MON004 Wolo Manu View
MON005 Culture of Sabu View
MON006 How one should propose to a pregnant girl View
MON007 Fractured story of Nyale (worms) View
MON008 Fractured Story of Nyale (worms) View
MON009 Someone who comes and brings goodness than leaves View
MON010 Don't forget where you belong View
MON011 Explanation about the first song MON-009 View
MON012 Explanation about the second song MON-010 View
MON013 How to make Hopi, local alcohol View
MON014 How to build a traditional Hawunese house View
MON015 How to weave a traditional blanket View
MON016 Materials needed for weaving View
MON017 Daily activities View
MON018 Daily activities View
MON019 Daily activities View
MON020 How to plant onions View
MON021 Daily activities View
MON022 Daily activities Continued View
MON023 Daily activities Continued View
MON024 Fairytale about a Tuka Aj'u View
MON025 Appu Bela Dilu View
MON026 Nabui Oko nga Mabui Oko View
MON027 Daily activities View
MON028 The story of Malulu Leo View
MON029 Nakehia View
MON030 Explanation of climbing the palm tree to get the palm juice View
MON031 How to plant rice View
MON032 How to plant watermelon View
MON033 Parts of a boat and how to make it View
MON034 The process of the Hawunese wedding View
MON035 Life experiences View
MON036 Description of funeral ceremony View
MON037 Older brother becomes a monkey View
MON038 The story of Kukureu family View
MON039 The story of stupid orphans View
MON040 The story of Daun Keninga and the seven princes View
MON041 Autobiography of Nurlince View
MON042 Christian song View
MON043 When you don't want to get married View
MON044 The story of Na Ki'i View
MON045 The story of Hawu and the Rukettu tradition View
MON046 Rukettu tradition from a Hawunese point of view View
MON047 Hawunese way of life in the 1950s View
MON048 Childhood View
MON049 The ceremony of Rukettu View
MON050 Jingitiu baptism View
MON051 Four types of Jingitiu funerals and the meaning of Led'o dance View
MON052 Advice for children and spouses View
WORDLIST001 First half Swadesh list View
WORDLIST002 First half Swadesh list View
WORDLIST003 Second half Swadesh list View
WORDLIST004 Swadesh list View
WORDLIST005 Different kinds of fruit View
WORDLIST006 Different kinds of vegetables View
WORDLIST007 Days and months of the year View
WORDLIST008 Numbers View
WORDLIST009 Animals wordlist View

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