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Bislama (Vanuatu)

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Audio recordings of Bislama. Mainly Bislama stories, with a few words given in another language in the first minutes of the tape.

Created: 20 09 2007

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169.89,-13.71 169.89,-20.25 166.52,-20.25 166.52,-13.71 169.89,-13.71

168.205,-16.98

text: Vanuatu

iso31661: VU

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Bislama | Bislama | Indigenous Studies | Pacific Peoples Culture, Language and History | Pacific Peoples Linguistics and Languages |

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