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21st Century (2021/22)

Dahalo: an Endangered Language

October 5, 2021 Robin van Andel
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Dahalo consonants (Maddieson et al., 1993.)

Text of Dahalo: fragment of “The story of the two brothers” (along with English translation) presented in Tosco (1991).

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