Uimhreacha - Eoin Ó Cianáin
Thu, 10/11/2012 - 14:01 | by Eoghan
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Transcript
(H)aon. Dó. Trí. Ceathair. Cúig. Sé. Seacht. Ocht. Naoi. Deich. Haon ndéag. Dó dhéag. Trí déag. Ceathair déag. Cúig déag. Sé déag. Seacht déag. Ocht déag. Fiche. Aon fichead. Dó fichead. Trí fichead. Ceathair fichead. Cúig fichead. Sé fichead. Seacht fichead. Ocht fichead. Naoi fichead. Deich (gcinn) (...).
Translation
One. Two. Three. Four. Five. Six. Seven. Eight. Nine. Ten. Eleven. Twelve. Thirteen. Fourteen. Fifteen. Sixteen. Seventeen. Eighteen. Twenty. Twenty one. Twenty two. Twenty three. Twenty four. Twenty five. Twenty six. Twenty seven. Twenty eight. Twenty nine. (Thirty).
Commentary
This item, a recitation of numbers, was recorded primarily for phonetic purposes. It is one of 30 such items in the Doegen collection.
Title in English: Numbers
Digital version published by: Doegen Records Web Project, Royal Irish Academy
Description of the Recording:
Speaker:
Eoin
Ó Cianáin from Co.
Tyrone
Person who made the recording:
Karl Tempel
Organizer and administrator of the recording scheme: The Royal Irish Academy
In collaboration with: Lautabteilung, Preußische Staatsbibliothek (now Lautarchiv,
Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin)
Recorded on 24-09-1931 at 11:00:00 in Queen's
University, Belfast. Recorded on 24-09-1931 at 11:00:00 in Queen's
University, Belfast.
Archive recording (ID LA_1209d4, from a shellac disk stored at the
Royal Irish Academy) is 00:36 minutes
long. Archive recording (ID LA_1209d4, from a shellac disk stored at the
Royal Irish Academy) is 00:36 minutes
long.
Second archive recording (ID LA_1209b4, from a shellac disc stored in
Belfast) is 00:36 minutes long. Second archive recording (ID LA_1209b4, from a shellac disc stored in
Belfast) is 00:36 minutes long.
User recording (ID LA_1209d4, from a shellac disk stored at the Royal
Irish Academy) is 00:35 minutes long. User recording (ID LA_1209d4, from a shellac disk stored at the Royal
Irish Academy) is 00:35 minutes long.
