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Wutung: A Papuan language of the Sko Phylum spoken in Sandaun Province, PNG

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Marmion, Doug

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Australia: PARADISEC

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Wutung: A Papuan language of the Sko Phylum spoken in Sandaun Province, PNG. About 600 speakers; still the first language for the majority of children, but everyone also learns and makes daily use of Tok Pisin and English (and for many also Bahasa Indonesia), so rapid language shift could occur at any time. 27 x 1 hour cassette tape recordings collected as part of PhD fieldwork.

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Papua New Guinea

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Doug Marmion (collector), 2000;�Wutung: A Papuan language of the Sko Phylum spoken in Sandaun Province, PNG�(DM1), Digital collection managed by PARADISEC. [Other Access] DOI: 10.4225/72/56E824BE363A0

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/146451

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Sound recording
Podcast

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PARADISEC (Pacific and Regional Archive for Digital Sources in Endangered Cultures)

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Open Access via publisher website

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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution - ShareAlike 4.0 International License.

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10.4225/72/56E824BE363A0

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