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NM1-1979_04
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Title Kot
Description 17-6 cont'd. Various discussions - son Ulis tat (sp?)

Some Tok Pisin explaining the bridging of the bridge across Jimi River, Tabibuga area in Western Highlands Province (Steven Gagau, October 2017)
Origination date 1979-06-17
Origination date free form
Archive link https://catalog.paradisec.org.au/repository/NM1/1979_04
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Neil Maclean
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Papua New Guinea - PG
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Language as given Maring (mbw)
Subject language(s)
Maring - mbw
Tok Pisin - tpi
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Maring - mbw
Tok Pisin - tpi
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Region / village Tabibuga, Jimi District, Western Highlands Province
Originating university University of Sydney
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DOI 10.4225/72/5b2d1d1a1ae06
Cite as Neil Maclean (collector), 1979. Kot. MPEG/VND.WAV. NM1-1979_04 at catalog.paradisec.org.au. https://dx.doi.org/10.4225/72/5b2d1d1a1ae06
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NM1-1979_04-A.mp3 audio/mpeg 25.1 MB 00:27:31.39
NM1-1979_04-A.wav audio/vnd.wav 907 MB 00:27:31.29
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Collection Information
Collection ID NM1
Collection title Maring language (PNG)
Description "tapes of Maring language speakers (fringe Western Highlands and Madang Provinces PNG)- These are a mix or recordings of meetings, dispujtes, interviews and singing. The tapes date back to 1979, 1987 and 1991. I cannot pretend that Maring is an endangered language. Certainly in my experience it is in rude good health although it may well be changing under the impact of highlands Tok Pisin. On the other hand I think the tapes reflect what is now an historical record of the language from a very considerable variety of speakers and it is one that in the long run I woujld like to return to the Kwima community themselves. In this regard it may well be that the tapes would provide something of a record of certain rhetorical styles of speech making (see Merlan and Rumsey 1991) that may well be undergoing radical transformation or in decline." Neil MacLean
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Papua New Guinea - PG
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Maring - mbw
Tok Pisin - tpi
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