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Papua New Guinean Languages

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A collection of audio recordings from a number of languages of Papua New Guinea and Australia. Includes Tok Pisin, Motu, Hiri Motu, Toaripi, Opao, Orokolo, Kanju, Kaipi, Boera, Maipua, Purari (Koriki), Fore, Orokaiva, Notu (Ewage-Notu), Grass Koiari, Nara (Lala), Wahgi, Raepa Tati (Kaki Ae), Ouma, Mailu, Managalasi, Koita, Aomie, Barai, Rabuka, Rumu, Kibiri, Mountain Koiali, Koitabu, Mekeo, Suau, Toura, Abadi, Barai, Maria, Kuanua, Sinaugoro, Uare, Aomie, Ese, Baruga, Maisin, Umanakaina, Kanasi, Dawawa, Doga, Abau, Domu, Daga, Yareba, Magori, Tauade and Yele. Some language more that one dialect is present. Text types include stories, songs, basic elicitation, comparative work, radio recordings, language lessons, discussion. Also includes a lecture by K. L. Pike, recordings from ABC radio, recordings of Black American English (Tim Shopen), One recording of Bislama (Vanuatu), a recording of the 1977 Australian Museum conference, bird calls and data on Queensland pidgin, a recording in Kaandju (Australia), as well as data on Torres Strait English for the Queensland Speech Survey.

Created: 03 04 2003

Data time period: 31 12 1952 to 31 10 1995

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Subjects
Abadi | Abadi | Abau | Abau Language | Aiome | Aiome | Arapesh, Bumbita | Arifama-Miniafia | Arifama-Miniafia | Barai | Barai | Baruga | Baruga | Binandere | Binandere | Bislama | Bislama | Bumbita Language | Creole, Torres Strait | Daga | Daga Language | Dawawa | Dawawa | Dima | Dima | Doga | Doga Language | Domu | Domu | Doromu-Koki | Doromu-Koki | English | English Language | Ese | Ese Language | Ewage-Notu | Ewage-Notu | Fore | Fore Language | Gapapaiwa | Gapapaiwa | Gimi | Gimi (Eastern Highlands) | Ginuman | Ginuman | Hiri Motu Language | Hula | Hula | Kaki Ae | Kaki Ae Language | Kanasi | Kanasi Language | Kanju | Kanju | Kibiri | Koiali, Mountain | Koiari, Grass | Koiari, Grass | Koitabu | Koitabu | Kuanua | Kuman | Kuman Language | Kuni | Kuni | Kuot | Kuot Language | Language Studies | Language, Communication and Culture | Lala | Lala | Lau | Lau Language | Magori | Magori | Mailu | Mailu Language | Maisin | Maisin Language | Maiwa | Maiwa (Papua New Guinea) | Mapena | Mapena | Maria | Maria (Papua New Guinea) | Mekeo | Mekeo Language | Melpa | Melpa Language | Motu | Motu Language | Motu, Hiri | Mountain Koiali Language | Multiple languages | Multiple Languages | No linguistic content | No Linguistic Content | Onjob | Onjob | Opao | Opao | Orokolo | Orokolo Language | Ouma | Ouma | Pacific Languages | Pijin | Pijin Language | Porome Language | Purari | Purari Language | Rumu | Rumu Language | Sinaugoro | Sinaugoro | Suau | Suau | Tairuma | Tairuma | Tauade | Tauade | Tigak | Tigak Language | Toaripi | Toaripi | Tok Pisin | Tok Pisin | Tolai Language | Torres Strait Creole | Toura | Toura (Papua New Guinea) | Uare | Uare Language | Ubir | Ubir | Umanakaina | Umanakaina | Undetermined language | Unknown Language | Wahgi | Wahgi | Yareba | Yareba Language | Yele | Yoba | Yoba | Yélî Dnye Language | Ömie | Ömie |

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