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Narrative - Hawai'i culture and history - Maui
This recording contains narratives with a Hawaiʻi Sign Language signer concerning the culture and history of Hawaiʻi, with a particular focus on the Luau, the Lei and the Hula. The participant produced extended discourse in response to prompts (discussed earlier) relating to cultural and historical
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