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Spoken Dutch: Basic course: Units 1-12

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Subject Languages: 
Dutch
Primary Languages: 
English
Languages: 
Dutch
English
Locations: 
Netherlands
Collection Descriptive Notes: 
American man, speaking English, introduces the parts of Units 1-12 (to be used with Bloomfield’s Spoken Dutch text). A native speaker (male) supplies the Dutch utterances.
Collection Technical Notes: 
Tapes were dubbed from one (or the other) set of the discs. (The second set of discs is from the McQuown donation.) The name of the author is supplied from the notes of Norman A. McQuown.
Contributor: 
Unnamed

Italian, Swiss, German, Dutch, Argentinean, Chilean folk songs

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Subject Languages: 
Dutch
Primary Languages: 
English
Languages: 
Dutch
English
Locations: 
Netherlands
Collection Descriptive Notes: 
Collection Technical Notes: 
(Gift of the Kostas Kazazis estate to the LLA on January 28, 2003)
Contributor: 
Unnamed

Holt spoken Dutch

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Subject Languages: 
Dutch
Primary Languages: 
English
Languages: 
Dutch
English
Locations: 
Netherlands
Collection Descriptive Notes: 
Units 1-7; 9-12
Collection Technical Notes: 
(Gift of the Kostas Kazazis estate to the LLA on January 28, 2003)
Contributor: 
Unnamed

Dutch Yiddish (1958)

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Subject Languages: 
Yiddish
Languages: 
Yiddish
Locations: 
Netherlands
Collection Descriptive Notes: 
After an introduction in Dutch spoken by a male native speaker, an unnamed male Yiddish speaker (using English)gives: 1) the Dutch Yiddish equivalents of tokens in German, 2) the Dutch Yiddish equivalents of Hebrew tokens as pronounced by the Dutch Ashkenazim,and 3) various expressions.
Collection Technical Notes: 
Tape is (apparently) a dub from another source. It was donated to the Language Lab by Eric Hamp. If JJT understands the Dutch slate, the live recording of the Yiddish was made on 9 April 1958, but the date of this copy is unknown. (Apparently Hamp had nothing to do with the original recording.) WAVE file is now converted to an MP3.
Contributor: 
Unnamed