Session
NameARY_AV_NARR_03
TitleLife in the borderland-1
Date2009-02-03
Description
Lifestory by a Moroccan man living near the politic border between Castillejos (Morocco) and Ceuta (Spain).
ContinentAfrica
CountrySpain
Region
AddressCeuta
NameCorpAfroAs
TitleA Corpus for Afroasiatic Languages Prosodic and Morphosyntactic Analysis
IdANR-06CORP-018
NameMETTOUCHI, Amina
AddressLLACAN-CNRS, 7 rue Guy Môquet, 94800 Villejuif, France
Emailmettouchi@vjf.cnrs.fr, aminamettouchi.ephe@gmail.com
OrganisationEPHE - LLACAN
Description
CORPAFROAS is a project funded by the Agence Nationale de la Recherche (France), for 2006-2011, and coordinated by Amina Mettouchi at the University of Nantes. The three research units involved in the project are: LLING (University of Nantes); LLACAN (INALCO-CNRS); LACNAD-CREAM (INALCO). Several international researchers were associated to the project as well. CorpAfroAs is the first corpus of spoken Afroasiatic languages that presents sound-indexed data, with elaborate annotations. It is also unique in that it is freely accessible, and is accompanied by software, tools, and publications that will make it easier for field linguists to contribute to CORPAFROAS, or compile their own corpus, without having to go through the complex preparatory theoretical and technical procedures that we have worked on.
GenreDiscourse
SubGenreNarrative
TaskUnspecified
Modalitiesspeech
SubjectPersonal experience story
Interactivitynon-interactive
PlanningTypesemi-spontaneous
Involvementnon-elicited
SocialContextFamily
EventStructureMonologue
ChannelFace to Face
Languages
Description
Monologue in good Moroccan Arabic language, as spoken in North Morocco and Ceuta.
IdISO639-3:ary
NameArabic, Moroccan Spoken
Dominanttrue
SourceLanguageUnspecified
TargetLanguageUnspecified
Description
Moroccan Arabic is one of the mother tongues of the Moroccan population. It is also the language of communication between Arabic speaking and Berber speaking population. It is also spoken in some European countries by immigrant Moroccan communities. In this case, it deals with northern Moroccan Arabic.
Description
Monologue by a Moroccan man about his problems to survive day by day at this difficult region.
Actors
Description
Recording session done by the author in the speaker's cousin's house in Ceuta.
RoleSpeaker/Signer
NameMohammed
FullName
CodeMH
FamilySocialRoleUnspecified
Languages
Description
Monolingual in Moroccan Arabic.
IdISO639-3:ary
NameArabic, Moroccan Spoken
MotherTonguetrue
PrimaryLanguageUnspecified
Description
Moroccan Arabic is the language spoken by most of the population in Northwestern Morocco.
EthnicGroupUnspecified
Age32
BirthDateUnspecified
SexMale
EducationNo school education
AnonymizedUnspecified
NameÁngeles Vicente
AddressFacultad de Filosofía y Letras, Calle Pedro Cerbuna, 12, Zaragoza 5009
Emailmavicen@unizar.es
OrganisationUniversity of Zaragoza, Spain
Description
Moroccan man from Castillejos working in Ceuta. Building worker.
RoleCollector
NameÁngeles
FullNameÁngeles Vicente
CodeAV
FamilySocialRoleUnspecified
Languages
EthnicGroupUnspecified
Age39;6.1
BirthDate1969-08-02
SexFemale
EducationAssociate professor
AnonymizedUnspecified
NameÁngeles Vicente
AddressFacultad de Filosofía y Letras, Calle Pedro Cerbuna, 12, Zaragoza 5009
Emailmavicen@unizar.es
OrganisationUniversity of Zaragoza, Spain
Description
Collector and annotetor with the help of Souad Alaoual, language assistant.
Typeaudio
Formataudio/x-wav
Size00:10:00 ; 101Mo
Quality3
RecordingConditionsEdirol 09 Digital recorder ; Edirol CS 15 microphone ; 44100 Hz, 16 bits
TimePosition
Start00:00:00
End00:10:00
Description
Annotated in Elan.
DateUnspecified
TypeAnnotation
SubTypeMorphosyntax
Formattext/x-eaf+xml
Size2.7 Mo
TypeUnspecified
MethodologyUnspecified
LevelUnspecified
DerivationUnspecified
CharacterEncodingUTF-8
ContentEncodingLeipzig Glossing Rules
LanguageIden
AnonymizedUnspecified
References