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From the perspective of someone who does not speak Inuktitut, there seemed relatively little variation in intonation and tone, either in the voice-overs and the singing of the pihhiq. Nevertheless, I was told multiple times that the words used "paint a picture of the land". | |||
Importance of a good interpreter. Experience with Tuppittia. | Importance of a good interpreter. Experience with Tuppittia. | ||
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Revision as of 17:21, 20 February 2025
From the perspective of someone who does not speak Inuktitut, there seemed relatively little variation in intonation and tone, either in the voice-overs and the singing of the pihhiq. Nevertheless, I was told multiple times that the words used "paint a picture of the land".
Importance of a good interpreter. Experience with Tuppittia.