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Unangam Tunuu
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This is a recording of Millie Prokopeuff saying "What day is it?" in Unangam tunuu. This recording was done at APIA.
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Unangam Tunuu
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This is a recording of Millie Prokopeuff saying "Are you hungry" in Unangam tunuu. This recording was done at APIA.
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Unangam Tunuu
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This is a recording of Millie Prokopeuff saying "Where is your brother?" in Unangam tunuu. This recording was done at APIA.
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Unangam Tunuu
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This is a recording of William "Bill" Ermeloff saying "Let's go berry picking" or "Ting aqayax̂taaĝanax̂txin. in Unangam tunuu. This recording was done at APIA.
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Unangam Tunuu
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This is a recording of Millie Prokopeuff saying "Nevermind" in Unangam tunuu. This recording was done at APIA.
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Unangam Tunuu
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This is a recording of Clara Golodoff saying "Let's take a walk" or "Gulaayalagaax̂tanin" Unangam tunuu. This recording was done at APIA.
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Unangam Tunuu
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This is a recording of Millie Prokopeuff saying "Let's go to store" in Unangam tunuu. This recording was done at APIA.
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Unangam Tunuu
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This is a recording of Millie Prokopeuff saying "Don't worry, be happy" in Unangam tunuu. This recording was done at APIA.
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Unangam Tunuu
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This is a recording of Millie Prokopeuff saying "Where are you from?" in Unangam tunuu. This recording was done at APIA.
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Unangam Tunuu
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This is a recording of Lucy Kenezuroff saying "Come to my house" or "Ulang ux̂tada" in Unangam tunuu. This recording was done at APIA.
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Unangam Tunuu
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This is a recording of Lucy Kenezuroff saying "King Cove" or "Agdaaĝux̂"in Unangam tunuu. This recording was done at APIA.
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Unangam Tunuu
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This is a recording of Lucy Kenezuroff saying "October" or "Uktaabrax̂" Unangam tunuu. This term is derived from the Russian word for October. Before contact the Unangax^ people did have their own word for this month. This recording was done at APIA.