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Collection

Collection Handle: http://hdl.handle.net/2196/00-0000-0000-000F-AC57-7

Title: Documentation of Walman

Location

Continent: Oceania

Country: Papua New Guinea

Region: Pacific

Address: Lemieng village, Sandaun Province, Papua New Guinea

Latitude: -3.2025

Longitude: 142.461

Languages

Language

Name: Walman

Code: ISO639-3:van

Project

ID: MDP0038

Name: 0025-MDP0038

Description: Language_Region: OceaniaLanguage_Country: Papua New GuineaProject_Status: CompleteYear: 2003Start_Date: 2003-10-16End_Date: 2007-10-15

Project Information

Deposit Status: Collection online

Funding Body: ELDP

Actor

Full Name: Professor Matthew Dryer

Role: Depositor

Affiliation: University at Buffalo

Actor

Full Name: Dr. Pamela L. Brown

Role: Depositor

Affiliation: University at Buffalo

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English (63)
German (3)
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Valman (69)

Person

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How Wokau was founded

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Initial consonant clusters /k/ + sonorant and /s/ + sequence of sonorants

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Initial Consonants+Pronominal prefix

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Initial Nasal + Stop

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Interview between DP and TK

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Meeting about a dispute in the village

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Men’s Spirit House

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Nasal + Rhotic cluster

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Nasal sonorant cluster

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Parrot kidnaps woman

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Places where Alois’ family have lived.

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Pronunciation Consonant Clusters

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Pronunciation Initial [nt]

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Pronunciation Initial Consonant Clusters

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Pronunciation of Initial Consonant Clusters

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Pronunciation of third person imperative forms of naya ‘step up’

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Pronunciation of words

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Pronunciation of words

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Pronunciation Stress and VowelSequences

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Pronunciation-1

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Pronunciation-2

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Pronunciation-3

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Pronunciation-4

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Pronunciation_[w],[mtre],final[r],final[ny]

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Pronunciation_consonant clusters

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