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Language Parties
by Aikuma Project
Running experiments on the future evolution of the world's languages
Episodes
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Making it meaningful
Making it meaningful by Aikuma Project
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A year of mindfulness
A year of mindfulness by Aikuma Project
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A new job!
A new job! by Aikuma Project
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The time I met Alice Eather
The time I met Alice Eather by Aikuma Project
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Land of honey
Land of honey by Aikuma Project
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Morning Walk
Morning Walk by Aikuma Project
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Kabulwarnamyo
Kabulwarnamyo by Aikuma Project
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Waiting, waiting...
Waiting, waiting... by Aikuma Project
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It's a wrap!
It's a wrap! by Aikuma Project
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Learning to pronounce children's names
Learning to pronounce children's names by Aikuma Project
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Recruiting storytellers
How I recruit people for Treasure Language Storytelling shows
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Heading off to the Top End
Heading off to the Top End by Aikuma Project
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Running experiments on the future evolution of the world's languages
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