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Tag Archives: folktale
Hadza – Iyeye and the Butterfly’s medicine
Written by: Gudo Mahiya (G.G. Bala) [for English translation see his book Hadza Stories & Songs] With special thanks to Mustafa Ahmed Elmi and Hagit Gefen |’ets’a dzua. Baheyamo pa’a nakwete. Akanabe ma Iyeyeya. Bamiya pa’a nakwete, ‘ashapo sa manako, ‖a‖a‖a … Continue reading
Maasai – ENKOLONG’ NATOMONIRE ESIPOLIOI (The day a woman minded the loss of her oxen)
Written by: Dr. Naomi Kipuri (For English translation see her great book: Oral Literature of the Maasai) Netii apa, neiriamari nabo olong’ olpayian inkishu o esiankiki enye naa enarikorie, enoshi nesej eji enkaibartani araki esipolioi. Ore eirrita nkishu neponu ilmurran aare, … Continue reading
Nuer – Ɛ ŋu rec thilɛ lɛp (Why fish have no tongue)
Collected and written by Michael Thilyang Gatkek … Continue reading
Nuer – Yak kɛnɛ däman ni Kacik (The hyena and his brother donkey)
Collected and written by Michael Thilyang Gatkek … Continue reading
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Ju|’hoansi – !’Hai Kota G|Uih (Hare and Hyena)
Told by: Moronga Tanago and Dahm |I!ae Ju|’hoansi translation by Dahm |I!ae With special thanks to Marlene Sullivan Winberg and Willemien le Roux (For English translation see the great book: The STORYTELLER, Folktales from … Continue reading
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Nuer – Cäl kɛnɛ nyaŋ (The Crocodile and the monkey)
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