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Deacon A.B., 1934. Malekula: A Vanishing People in the New Hebrides / Why men became black (in the dialect of Laus) / Bernard A. Deacon / Vanuatu, Nouvelles-Hébrides, Malekula, South-West Bay
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NATIVE TEXTS 725
en temen iweleng INggINggileu mar, en islesve
And father he came, he looked for them-two, and he saw not
mar. 1'm'm'e mar, an umdam.
them-two. He called them—tw0, and they-two answered.
temen iwer: “Ngen hemm et warskohwe ium?
(Their) father he said " For what you-two did not stop IN the house ? "
nimorot iwer .' " murhet.â€ù tamm iwer .'
The man he said: “We-two were bad." The father he said:
“ ngen heven at warhetiâ€ù IN/er: “m'ma1lamp man
“ For what you-two were bad ? " he said, "An old man a certaIN
iwelmg ngen mumem, iwer bINggen mumen, at mm'.zm."
he came to us-two (excl), he said unto us-two and we-two ate."
temm nimbatIN ihet, iwer bINggen
Father his head it was bad (i.e. he was furious), he said unto
mar : warongmiew nimorot Mn, en wamngot
them-two, "You-two believed man (of it) and you-two hated
nivamgasien tikimmgk, at mo wut warongot kimmgk,
commandment mINe, and it is as if that you-two had hated me,
ct waara bINggm nimorot tINggur umnm
and you-two shall work for the man who made you-two eat (past)
mzai tihet ; waaweleng, ndeerivi
tree that was bad ; you»tw0 shall come (fut. imp.), we (INcl) will pull
Maw!/mgk balau, en nINggeuitle baran mum, en
the canoe to the water, and I bid good-bye unto you-two, and
nINggolu mum.’ ’ en urieng urwer
I am goINg to leave you-two." And they-two cried, they~two said
wut temen may /zoslongue, an tzmm iwer :
that father their-two he should not go, and father he said:
“ waurong um! ndookoh, at wunrongndau
"You-two that we (INcl.) shall stay, and you-two shall believe
him/mgk.â€ù
me."
WHY MEN Became BLACK
(IN the dialect of Laus)
I-meme-sua itals netei iru, nemaghat isua, nitimbulogh isua. Alhur
ran nambat amal swa, narhésan Lenwen. An ateman am? ivetung
basan arm‘ : “ Amiirsemian nai ialnggus, isua amï¬ÅrsendanmwIN,
narhï¬Åsan mu’ ngaINzn at mzawergh. Atemzm iwat mas an irmmrgh arar
ivetang : “ San 'a11a amï¬Årsm dmmzwIN mzi ngatien P â€ù An Mustang
baszm nimaghlamp.‘ “Atamangk ivehmg ‘am1Zrsemlanmm'n‘.“ An
nimaghlamp iuetang .' “Ateman amï¬År imbaumban bamn hamï¬År, nai
ngat tINdang tINge, am/ï¬Årsendau an amï¬Årsanrungsni note 11/umiail
snmiamaigh aleman amï¬År I " An averta-ng : “ Atamzmgk ivetan
basan hamamï¬År, ‘ M nmiirsmdam 1m mamï¬Årsemas! ’ " An nimaghlamqï¬Å
ivztang : " Am1ZrsemaszmwIN." En netiwit ilip 'nawana11wm naavergh,
an itau. An 1'1/etang baszm amwimIN .‘ “ Banmggm nai ngatim ililim.â€ù
Isergh basan amwININ, an iiau : an nisï¬Ån iwamwar 1//m mlmbaavun.
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Books and Archives on Malekula / Malicolo, Vanuatu [Collection(s) 38]
Deacon A.B., 1934. Malekula: A Vanishing People in the New Hebrides [Set(s) 833]
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Deacon 1934 - Cayrol v.1 1992 [Set(s) 1662]
Deacon 1934 - Cayrol v.2 1992 [Set(s) 1663]
Deacon 1934 - Cayrol v.3 1992 [Set(s) 1664]
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Object(s) ID 86830
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Title/DescriptionWhy men became black (in the dialect of Laus)
Author(s)Bernard A. Deacon
Year/Period1934
LocationVanuatu, Nouvelles-Hébrides, Malekula, South-West Bay
Coordinateslat -17.72 / long 168.36
Language(s)English
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