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100 1 $aMâliâraq Vebæk$4aut
245 10 $aThe Southernmost People of Greenland - Dialects and Memories (Vol. 337):Qavaat - Oqalunneri Eqqaamassaallu
260 $a$bMuseum Tusculanum Press$c2006
300 $a235
520 $aDuring the mid-20th century, old South Greenlanders still spoke their genuine dialects when Mâliâraq Vebæk, herself a South Greenlander, born 1917, collected on tape stories and descriptions of pre-modern daily life from 42 informants. In this volume, the texts appear in dialectal transcription and translated into English, as well as in sound on the inserted CD-Rom, containing the tape recordings. Among the South Greenlandic dialects, the southernmost from the Cape Farewell region, which is now extinct, attracts particular interest, because this area received emigrants from the gradually depopulated southeast coast during the 19th century. The so-called qavak-dialect of the Cape Farewell region thus became an interesting mixture of the southeast and southwest Greenlandic dialects. This publication is targetted at linguists and is the first and only presentation of the South Greenlandic dialects. A phonological introduction is offered for the benefit of the linguists, but any reader of English (or the dialects) interested in stories, Greenland etc. can fully enjoy the texts.
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650 7 $aLinguistics$2bicssc
653 $a20th century
653 $alanguage and linguistics
653 $afonologi
653 $agrønland
653 $adialekt
653 $aphonology
653 $asprog og lingvistik
653 $amythology
653 $agreenland
653 $afortællinger
653 $a20. årh.
653 $agrønlandsk
653 $agreenlandic
653 $aenglish
653 $amytologi
653 $anarratives
653 $adialect
653 $aengelsk
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