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This page features translations of traditional musical instrument terms in different languages from Southern Africa, accompanied by pictures and videos.


== String ==
== String ==
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Latest revision as of 11:39, 22 February 2024

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String[edit | edit source]

Ramkie[edit | edit source]

Afrikaans English
ramkie ramkie

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bXtNDQZdw0s

Ramkies.jpg

Wind[edit | edit source]

Vuvuzela[edit | edit source]

Zulu
vuvuzela

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wf2P8SnOwLo

640px-Vuvuzela.jpg


Architectures Costumes Foods Miscellaneous Handicrafts Musical Instruments Symbols and Motifs Visual Arts Vehicles Weapons and Armours Writings
Calendars and Clocks Performing Arts Economic Systems Festivals Games Literatures Martial Arts Music Religions and Folklores Political Systems Units of Measurement

1000px-United_Nations_geographical_subregions.png

main page
Northern America Northern Africa Northern Europe Central Asia Micronesia
Central America Western Africa Eastern Europe Eastern Asia Polynesia
Caribbean Central Africa Western Europe Western Asia Melanesia
Southern America Eastern Africa Southern Europe Southern Asia Australia and New Zealand
Southern Africa Southeastern Asia
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