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SN1-20171207Metua - Modals and stories with Mama Metua

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Metua of Maꞌuke speaks with SATN and Tyler at her home in Ngatiarua, Oiretumu. 1: She introduces herself 2: She relates a few traditional stories and talks about weaving with pandanus (ꞌara). 3: She participates in elicitation about modals. We used the following Totem Field Storyboard: Matthew Rolka & Seth Cable (2014). Tom and Mittens. Totem Field Storyboards . Retrieved from http://www.totemfieldstoryboards.org on Dec 15, 2017. In the file 20171207MetuaB, Metua is talking about the origins of the expression that Mama Teura talked about in the same day (see item SN1-2017127TeuraT). " ꞌE aꞌa tāꞌau i matangao? Tēia te ngāꞌi tikāi te mingo i to kōpū.". Language as given: Cook Islands Māori
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Created: 2017-12-07

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