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An Interlinearized 'Family Problem' Narrative Text from Matukar Panau

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2022

Authors

Barth, Danielle

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Tokyo University of Foreign Studies

Abstract

This article provides an interlinearized and translated Matukar Panau text of the ‘Family problem’ picture task story, told by an elder community member to his nephew. To contextualize this text, a brief grammatical overview of the Matukar language is presented, followed by the language ecology, and information about the data collection of this text among others as part of building a cross-linguistic corpus.

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Oceanic languages, Papua New Guinea, SCOPIC, corpus building

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/316355

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ANU Research Publications

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Asian and African Languages and Linguistics

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Journal article

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Open Access

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Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License

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10.15026/117162

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