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The Segi dialect is one of 4 dialects in the Kamasau language spoken in the East Sepik Province of Papua New Guinea. Leo Amu, from Tring village, demonstrates this dialect in a set of 2 videos. Part 2 has 85 words and 55 phrases. The set has a total of 191 words and 55 phrases. Each word is given in Kamasau orthography, IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet), Tok Pisin, and English.

The Segi dialect is one of 4 dialects in the Kamasau language spoken in the East Sepik Province of Papua New Guinea. Leo Amu, from Tring village, demonstrates this dialect in a set of 2 videos. Part 1 has 106 words. The set has a total of 191 words and 55 phrases. Each word is given in Kamasau orthography, IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet), Tok Pisin, and English.

Leo Amu demonstrates how to make a trap for catching crayfish from start to finish. He tells how his grandfather wasn't able to teach him, but he looked at a trap and figured out how to make traps. He wants to be sure the younger generation does not lose this craft. Having the videos of this 4 part series available will make it possible for them to try it for themselves. This is Part 2 of the 4...

Leo Amu demonstrates how to make a trap for catching crayfish from start to finish. He tells how his grandfather wasn't able to teach him, but he looked at a trap and figured out how to make traps. He wants to be sure the younger generation does not lose this craft. Having the videos of this 4 part series available will make it possible for them to try it for themselves. This is Part 3 of the 4...

Leo Amu demonstrates how to make a trap for catching crayfish from start to finish. He tells how his grandfather wasn't able to teach him, but he looked at a trap and figured out how to make traps. He wants to be sure the younger generation does not lose this craft. Having the videos of this 4 part series available will make it possible for them to try it for themselves. This is Part 1 of the 4...

Leo Amu demonstrates how to make a trap for catching crayfish from start to finish. He tells how his grandfather wasn't able to teach him, but he looked at a trap and figured out how to make traps. He wants to be sure the younger generation does not lose this craft. Having the videos of this 4 part series available will make it possible for them to try it for themselves. This is Part 4 of the 4...

The Hagi dialect is one of 4 dialects in the Kamasau language spoken in the East Sepik Province of Papua New Guinea. James, from Tring village, demonstrates this dialect in a set of 3 videos. Part 2 has 72 words. The set has a total of 191 words and 55 phrases. Each word is given in Kamasau orthography, IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet), Tokj Pisin, and English.

The Hagi dialect is one of 4 dialects in the Kamasau language spoken in the East Sepik Province of Papua New Guinea. James, from Tring village, demonstrates this dialect in a set of 3 videos. Part 1 has 101 words. The set has a total of 191 words and 55 phrases. Each word is given in Kamasau orthography, IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet), Tokj Pisin, and English.

The Hagi dialect is one of 4 dialects in the Kamasau language spoken in the East Sepik Province of Papua New Guinea. James, from Tring village, demonstrates this dialect in a set of 3 videos. Part 2 has 72 words. The set has a total of 191 words and 55 phrases. Each word is given in Kamasau orthography, IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet), Tokj Pisin, and English.

Tring village welcomed 4 visitors to record videos of the Kamasau language and culture in June 2014. Joy Sanders and her husband Arden lived there from 1976-1999, but had not been back since 2007. Three ladies accompanied Joy to renew friendships and record word lists and cultural events. They were welcomed with joyful singing, decorations, flower petals, speeches and prayers. Only the song in ...

Francisca Ajiwung tells the story of how difficult life was for the women of Kenyari village who wanted to take their things to market before Oil Palm came to the area. For many years they had to walk many miles carrying their produce, coffee, and their babies in order to sell items in town. In contrast, after the Oil Palm came and there were roads and a closer market, but the school children s...

Kamasau village welcomes Kelsey Daniels, Sonja Paoli, Joy Sanders, and Gillian Scoble with singing and dancing. This is the beginning of two days of renewing friendships, recording cultural events, and recording a word list in the Soigi dialect of the Kamasau language.

Kamasau speakers worship on Sunday morning with four visitors. The vernacular songs were written by speakers in the language area. Subtitles in the Kamasau and English languages (yellow backlighting under English as a trial to see if it made it easier to distinguish the 2 languages).

Julie Pre tess about bringing home a cassowary egg, taking care of the egg in a box for a week, and it hatched. Then she raised the young cassowary and now it is over a year old.

Ghini video 3: Sago processing

Ghini dialect video 6: Stoneknife and comb

Ghini video 1: Making string bags and grass skirts

Ghini dialect video 4: Claypot, carved plate and string bag

Ghini video 2: Pigs and the Wild Life Preserve

Kamasau language: Ghini Dialect -Word List Part 3: Words 180-191; Phrases 192-197

Kamasau language: Ghini Word List- Gabriel Part 2- Words 42-179

Kamasau language: Ghini Dialect Word List- Gabriel Part 1- Words 1-41

Kamasau language: Ghini Dialect Word List-Gabriel Part 4- Phrases 198-248

Kamasau language: Segi Dialect Word List- Rex Part 3 Words 136-191; Phrases 192-217

Kamasau language: Soigi Dialect Word List- Raphael Part 3: Phrases 207-248

Wub/Garamut Part1

Kamasa language: Soigi Word List - Raphael Part 1 Words 1-107

Kamasau Language: Segi Dialect Word List-Rex Part 2: Words 45-135

Kamasau language: Segi Dialect Word List-Rex Part 1: Words 1-44