Tea at Tnagergin fishing camp

• Other Authors: Tatiana Yatylkut, Valentina Dedyk, Alexander King, Vasili Tnagergin, Nadezhda Tnagergina
• Format: Audio
• Language: Russian; English
• Published: Alexander King 1997
• Subjects: Conversation; Koryak language; Russian language; English language; Pakhachi; Palana; Srednie; Kamchatka; Koryak; Tundra
• Online Access: https://lat1.lis.soas.ac.uk/ds/asv?openpath=MPI1313558%23

We are in the fishing shack drinking tea. Christina Kincaid is the American woman. Speakers include Babushka Tnagergina, her son Genadi and perhaps others. This tape was made before the video recording of butchering the seal. This file is sides A and B in one file. Works in Institute for Advanced Teacher Training, Palana. She was born in a yaranga on the tundra. Learned Russian as 4th language starting in grad school and extensive residence in Kamchatka (1995 5mos, 1997-98 17 months). Had very good conversational skills by summer 1997 and fluent by early 1998, at least in listening. Has thick American accent. Knows a few words of Koryak for social situation. Born in Naimki. Mother of one son.