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Untitled Notes 3

Description:
Written in everyday Fataluku these notes discuss firstly, the tribes who are located in the sub-district of Titilari. The second set of notes transcribes a traditional Fataluku song, not a Vaihoho. The song has been popularised by a contemporary Timor Leste band called Galaxy.
Date:
1999-2014
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
Fataluku Language and Culture
Modern Endangered Archives Program
Untitled Notes 3

Untitled Book - Mr. Inacio (Ira-Ara/Larinu)

Description:
Transcription of tradiitional vaihoho by Senhor Valentim, from Senhor Inacio da Conceiçāo. The language is high, ritual Fataluku. (_0003) 'En iharala vaihoho' is about traditional marriage and 'Hini vaihoho' is an orphan's lament; (_0004) 'En orontafan i vaihoho' is about husking rice; (_0005 and _0006) 'Ete seilana (Ete seilen) Leuli vaihoho' is about hauling logs from the forest, that will be used to make a traditional house (Uma Lulik); (_0007) 'Txele Sipilen vaihoho' about harvesting corn together, call and response in conjunction with _0008; (_0008) 'Txele Sipilana vaihoho' response to _0007. (_0009) 'Aletielen Leuli vaihoho' about rice harvesting. (_0010 and _0011) call and response vaihoho.
Date:
1999-2014
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
Fataluku Language and Culture
Modern Endangered Archives Program
Untitled Book - Mr. Inacio (Ira-Ara/Larinu)

Untitled Book - Mr. Orlando

Description:
Transcriptions of Vaihoho by Senor Valentim recorded in an exercise book. Senor Gonsalves (deceased) is the knowledge holder. The languauge is in high Fataluku, which few people now use or understand. Content of the sung poems is in two parts. Up to verse 26 are poems for the Cailoru tribal people, detailing local places, traditional names of people and orphan farewells. From verse 27 the vaihoho are about romantic relations among young girls and young boys.
Date:
1999-2014
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
Fataluku Language and Culture
Modern Endangered Archives Program
Untitled Book - Mr. Orlando

Untitled Notes 2

Description:
Thirteen loose pages previously held in a folder, with Vaihoho from Mr. Manuel Xisto. The Vaihoho uses metaphoric language to depict romantic relationships, traditional marriage, and the plight of orphans. Pages _0012 and _0013 deal directly with the Indonesian invasion and occupation. Halu vaihoho (war song) tell about the tragedy of the conflict and massacres involved when Indonesia occupied Timor Leste. Many people were killed, but some were able to escape by hiding in forest areas.
Date:
1999-2014
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
Fataluku Language and Culture
Modern Endangered Archives Program
Untitled Notes 2

Untitled Book 2

Description:
Hand written notebook containing Fataluku Vaihoho sung poems with some translated into Tetum. The subject of the poems is the beautiful country of Timor Leste. Page _0003 English translation of the Tetum (on right hand side): Lospalos Lospalos; Where is Lospalos; In the good country; With mountains all around
Date:
1999-2014
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
Fataluku Language and Culture
Modern Endangered Archives Program
Untitled Book 2

Rata Waihohonu

Description:
Annotated typed pages of Vaihoho using high Fataluku. Topics include relationships between different villages, orphan's laments, traditional marriages, ceremonies for traditional sacred house (Uma Lulik). The additional handwritten verses on the first page use everyday Fataluku and are affectionate goodbyes.
Date:
1999-2014
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
Fataluku Language and Culture
Modern Endangered Archives Program
Rata Waihohonu

Untitled Notes 6

Description:
Hand written notes by Justino Valentim. The language is high or ritual Fataluku, used mainly by older individuals in formal or ceremony situations. Younger speakers of Fataluku find the language difficult to understand. The content is a lament for/by individuals left alone.
Date:
1999-2014
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
Fataluku Language and Culture
Modern Endangered Archives Program
Untitled Notes 6

Untitled Book - Inacio Conceição 2

Description:
This is the second notebook from Senhor Inacio Da Conceiçāo obtained by Senhor Justino Valentim, documenting vaihoho sung poems (First notebook is jv_vaihoho_0008). This notebook describes vaihoho from the Pitileti Naza ratu (tribe) from Ira-Ara sub-village in Lospalos. Most of the Vaihoho are in high Fataluku and include Vaihoho sung at traditional marriage ceremonies, references traditional names and working songs. Pages _0003, _0004, _0029 and _0030, use everyday Fataluku and are about the war and Indonesian occupation.
Date:
1999-2014
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
Fataluku Language and Culture
Modern Endangered Archives Program
Untitled Book - Inacio Conceição 2