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VD1-dadua20140218_01 - Dadua wordlist

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A 226 item Dadua wordlist transcribed by Owen Edwards. dadua20140218_01-TextGrid.txt contains an (incomplete) text grid file (open in a text editor and save with .TextGrid extension) with the Indonesian prompts used to elicit words. This can be opened in Praat along with the sound file to locate the recording of particular lexical items. At the time of writing Dadua does not have its own isocode and the Galolen isocode is used. Nonetheless, Dadua is clearly a distinct language. Original file name: gal-dadua-20140218-01-MGC-Swadesh200. Language as given: Dadua
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uri : http://www.language-archives.org/language/gap

Created: 2014-02-18

Data time period: 2014 to ,

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127.606,-7.557 127.606,-9.474 124.069,-9.474 124.069,-7.557 127.606,-7.557

125.8375,-8.5155

ISO3166: TL

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gap | language_documentation | lexicography |

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