A quick sample of the Fula (also called Pular) language.
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Short introduction to the Balanta language. For more info about West Africa, check out jasonandemilyatkins.com
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A sample of the Manjaco language found in West Africa.
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Purificacion Angue Ondo is Equatorial Guinea's ambassador to the United States where the embassy can be found near the corner of 14th and U Street. TRANSCRIPT Ambassador: Like I've always said, we did not choose the Spanish language. In reality, it's a language that was imposed upon us. Every colony imposed its language. For us, without ever asking, it was our lot to be colonized by Spain. That's the reason why we're the only Spanish-speaking country on the African continent. Nevertheless, we feel proud of our language and we will maintain it forever as our official language. Even though at the national level there are indigenous languages, the shared vehicle for communicating with each all of us in Equatorial guinea is the Spanish language. Well, some of us speak Fang. A second group are the Bubis. Then there's a third a group called Ndowe. Then there's also the Vicio and the Annobonese on the island of Annobon. Then finally there is a tiny group we call Fernandinos who are decendants of freed slaves. Their language is 'pichin ingles' which is like a deformed English that fuses some Spanish phrases native tongues.
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PNG and more, check out at www.pngemmiyet.blogspot.com
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See wlmov.com for the full Good News KPELLE, GUINEA Movie .......... This is: Good News KPELLE, GUINEA People/Language Movie Trailer c27701 [c27701t] Other names for this language are: Akpese, Gbese, Gerse, Gerze, Guerse, Guerze, Kpele, Kpelese, Kpelesetina, Kpelle, Guinea, Kperese,...
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This is: Good News ENGLISH: PNG Coastal (English) People/Language Movie Trailer c21021 [c21021t] Other names for this language are: English: Papua New Guinea, PNG Coastal, English This language is spoken in: Papua New Guinea (Papua New Guinea, Papua Niugini, Papua Niugini) This language...
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"In my language, Foe, we count from 1 up to 37..." Mr. Ganibe Sebo demonstrates body counting in Foe, a language of Papua New Guinea. Speaker: Ganibe Sebo from Mage Village, Southern Linguists: Greg Anderson & K. David Harrison Highlands Province, Papua New Guinea Date: July 16 2009 Source: EVP_0504_01.mov Language: Foi / Foe ISO 639-3: foi - spoken around Lake Kurubu and Mobe Valley, in the Southern Highlands Province, PNG - about 15000 speakers of Foe - literacy, textbook, Bible translation, dictionary, other translations
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Words for some parts of the body in Foe, a language of Papua New Guinea. Speaker: Ganibe Sebo from Mage Village, Southern Highlands Province, Papua New Guinea Interviewer: Dr. Gregory Anderson Recorded by: Dr. K. David Harrison Date: July 16 2009 Source: EVP_0504_01.mov Language: Foi / Foe ISO 639-3: foi - spoken around Lake Kurubu and Mobe Valley, in the Southern Highlands Province, PNG - about 15000 speakers of Foe - literacy, textbook, Bible translation, dictionary, other translations
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Papua New Guinea has over 800 languages. Many of these languages have numbers and thus people can count. The Kuruti language of the west coast Manus people has a more developed counting system with speakers able to count up to 1000. In this video, Pastor John Mulah of Liap counts in the local language for us...to learn more about Manus please visit www.myamazingparadise.com or at http
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"AUTHENTIC JEWS The Gogodalas; More BLACK descendents OF Authentic Israelites. Papua New Guinea. YISRAELITE Tribal people reciting the Shema (Deut. 6 repeated in Mark 12:29) in HEBREW! So much for a language that scholars thought was dead. He is bringing his people back. "Therefore see, the days are coming," declares AHAYAH, "when it is no longer said, ' AHAYAH lives who brought up the children of Israel from the land of Egypt,' but 'AHAYAH lives who brought up the children of Israel from the land of the north and from all the lands where He had driven them.' For I shall bring them back into their land I gave to their fathers. Jeremiah 16:14-15." Website & Blog: gotcrazygood.com Dont forget to follow @OMGyoutubeHit twitter.com
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After growing up in Papua New Guinea and becoming an adult, Ben returns to the village where his parents just finished translating the Bible into the Agarabi language. Was it worth it growing up as a missionary kid?
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This is a Papua New Guinea worship gospel song that is sung in the Tok Pisin language. Its basic meaning is that we are to worship Jesus because he is the reason that we are alive and in existence. This is just my own home recording rendition of it. Words to the song : Jisas mi kam long yu, Na mi lotuim yu, Papa God yu God yu bikpela. Nem bilong yu emi holi tru Insait long presens Mi lukim glori bilong yu Bai mi lotu lotu lotu long yu Yu king yu Lord, yu Savior Jisas, yu bikpela Long yu tasol yu tasol na mi stap.
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On February 15, 2012 at Convocation, North America's largest weekly gathering of Christian students, missionary to Papua New Guinea Marilyn Laszlo, shared with students her story of getting to the mission field as well as several experiences she had while at Hauna village. Besides learning the language and translating the Scriptures, Marilyn also was involved in teaching the people to read and write. Marilyn spent 24 years living with the Sepik Iwam people, creating an alphabet for their previously unwritten language, translating the New Testament and related portions of the Old Testament, and teaching them everything from literacy to basic sanitation and health care.
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National Geographic fellow Chris Rainier - chrisrainier.com - discusses his recent trip to Papua New Guinea and the way native cultures there are using new technology to document their language and way of life.
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Sample of another West African language - Papel!
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This is: Words of Life Bandi People/Language Movie Trailer c12730 [c12730t] Other names for this language are: Bande; Gbande; Gbandi; Gbunde This language is spoken in: Guinea (Guinée, Gine, Gine); Liberia This movie concerns: movie movies video videos music song songs mp3 God Allah...
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Speaker: Thomas Nokondi Date: 14 July 2009 Source: EVP_0378_01.mov Recorded by: Dr. K. David Harrison Interviewed by Dr. Gregory Anderson some information for the Ethnologue about Huli: ISO 639-3: hui Population 70000 (1991 UBS). Region Southern Highlands Province, Tari area; Enga Province south fringe. Classification Trans-New Guinea, Engan, Huli Language development Literacy rate in L1: 50%--75%. Literacy rate in L2: 50%--75%. Grammar. Bible: 2003. Reference: Lewis, M. Paul (ed.), 2009. Ethnologue: Languages of the World, Sixteenth edition. Dallas, Tex.: SIL International. Online version: www.ethnologue.com
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