Diŋgolẽ Kokole Tatalã (Little Green Frog): Using children’s songs for language documentation

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2019-03-03
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Schreyer, Christine
 Ransdell-Green, Margaret
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This paper discusses the use of songs, both translated Western songs and traditional children’s songs, as a method of language documentation. Using examples from Kala speaking communities located in Papua New Guinea, we discuss the benefits and challenges of songs as a tool and resource for academics and community researchers. (session 2.6.6)
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http://hdl.handle.net/10125/44819
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6th International Conference on Language Documentation and Conservation (ICLDC)
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