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en folktale (n) |
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en folklore |
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en oral tradition (n) |
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en folk music (n) |
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zh 口頭傳統 (n) |
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en oral history (n) |
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ga béalaireacht (n) |
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en oral tradition (n) |
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ja 口伝え (n) |
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