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oai:scholarspace.manoa.hawaii.edu:10125/107779

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Title:Pear story and a narrative about the swordfish and the crab
Bibliographic Citation:Saumar, Lenny, Breneman, Zach, De Falco, Ella, Nusartlert, Anongnard, Slayton, Aliya, McDonnell, Bradley; 2021-10-15; This session focused on two short sessions of connected speech with Lenny Saumar. FM6-032-01 is a recording of the Pear Story. First, Lenny and the rest of the group watched the Pear Story video together. A few minutes later, Lenny told the story in Woleaian. FM6-032-02 is a recording of a traditional story of Lenny’s choice. This story is about a swordfish and a beach crab. The swordfish and the beach crab race, but the beach crab tricks the swordfish by placing his friends at various points along the beach, to pop out of the sand, making the swordfish believe he is always losing. At the end, the swordfish rushes to the finish and gets his lip stuck in a coconut tree. This is why the swordfish has one very short lip.; digital wav file recorded at 48 kHz/16 bit, digital video H.264 mp4 file, ELAN annotation file .eaf, digital pdf document file; Kaipuleohone University of Hawai'i Digital Language Archive;https://hdl.handle.net/10125/107779.
Contributor (depositor):McDonnell, Bradley
Contributor (researcher):Breneman, Zach
De Falco, Ella
Nusartlert, Anongnard
Slayton, Aliya
Contributor (speaker):Saumar, Lenny
Coverage (ISO3166):FM
Date (W3CDTF):2021-10-15
Description:This session focused on two short sessions of connected speech with Lenny Saumar. FM6-032-01 is a recording of the Pear Story. First, Lenny and the rest of the group watched the Pear Story video together. A few minutes later, Lenny told the story in Woleaian. FM6-032-02 is a recording of a traditional story of Lenny’s choice. This story is about a swordfish and a beach crab. The swordfish and the beach crab race, but the beach crab tricks the swordfish by placing his friends at various points along the beach, to pop out of the sand, making the swordfish believe he is always losing. At the end, the swordfish rushes to the finish and gets his lip stuck in a coconut tree. This is why the swordfish has one very short lip.
Region: Eaurpik, Yap, Federated States of Micronesia; Recording made in Honolulu, HI, USA
Format:digital wav file recorded at 48 kHz/16 bit
digital video H.264 mp4 file
ELAN annotation file .eaf
digital pdf document file
00:05:36
00:05:01
Identifier:FM6-032
Identifier (URI):https://hdl.handle.net/10125/107779
Language:Woleaian
Language (ISO639):woe
Subject:Woleaian language
Subject (ISO639):woe
Table Of Contents:FM6-032-01-A.eaf
FM6-032-01-B.eaf
FM6-032-01.mp4
FM6-032-01.wav
FM6-032-02-A.eaf
FM6-032-02-B.eaf
FM6-032-02.mp4
FM6-032-02.WAV
FM6-032.pdf
Type (DCMI):Sound
MovingImage
Text
Type (OLAC):primary_text

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OaiIdentifier:  oai:scholarspace.manoa.hawaii.edu:10125/107779
DateStamp:  2024-08-08
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Search Info

Citation: Saumar, Lenny (speaker); Breneman, Zach (researcher); De Falco, Ella (researcher); Nusartlert, Anongnard (researcher); Slayton, Aliya (researcher); McDonnell, Bradley (depositor). 2021. Kaipuleohone.
Terms: area_Pacific country_FM dcmi_MovingImage dcmi_Sound dcmi_Text iso639_woe olac_primary_text

Inferred Metadata

Country: Micronesia
Area: Pacific


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