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Listen Indigenous language audio system from world wide via Google Earth | CBC Information

Customers of Google Earth will now be capable of listen over 50 Indigenous language audio system from around the globe announcing phrases and easy words or even making a song conventional songs.
Users of Google Earth will now be able to hear over 50 Indigenous language speakers from across the globe saying words and simple phrases and even singing traditional songs.

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