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Recordings from Howard Olson's collection of materials from his work with Rimi (Nyaturu). This recording is described as "conversation of speakers of Girwana and Chahi [both varieties of Nyaturu]", and features three natural conversations with two speakers of Nyaturu each (for a total of six speakers). Subsections within this recording are as follows: 00:00-08:23: A conversation between Girwana speakers Mikaeli Luther and Zakaria Sima, both from Kijota. The conversation is recorded at Mikaeli's house, when neighbour Zakaria arrives.; 08:24-12:37: A conversation between Chahi speakers Nyafe Fetwa and Nyasá Lingi, both from Ihanja.; 12-38-17:33: A conversation between Chahi speakers Jumanne Hema and Athumani Majilanga, both from Ihanja. The conversation is recorded during a visit from Athumani at Jumanne's house. This recording is part of the Howard Olson Family Papers, located at the Yale Divinity School Library. Reference for access to this particular item within this collection is: Howard Olson Family Papers (RG 238), Special Collections, Yale Divinity School Library. https://archives.yale.edu/repositories/4/archival_objects/3236954 This material has been made openly accessible here by permission.
Reference: Olson, Howard. 1961. A Wind on Wollensak, 1961 June 20. Audio recording made 1961/06/20. DOI: [10.5281/zenodo.4725883]
Languages of Tanzania, Rimi, Nyaturu
Languages of Tanzania, Rimi, Nyaturu
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