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Note: For details of the publications cited below, see bibliography
  • Pronunciation of the Ku Waru word glaku in isolation, as discussed in Rumsey 2007:240-41. [wav]
  • Pronunciation of the Ku Waru phrase glaku tekir, as discussed in Rumsey 2007:240-42. [wav]
  • First 70 lines of tom yaya kange by Kopia Noma, as discussed in Rumsey 2001:205-11, 228-39; 2005: 47-51; 2006:239-44; 2007:8-9 and Rumsey forthcoming, pp. 6-14. [mp3]
  • First 16 lines of tom yaya kange by Paulus Konts, as discussed in Rumsey 2001:211-14, 2005:52-3, 60-1; 2006:324-28, 2007:7-16 and Rumsey forthcoming, pp. 6-13. [mp3]
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