Abstract from http://www.unescocat.org/cultmon/en/dossiers/bantu s3_1.html "In drum language, the sender identifies himself at the start of the message with the notes of his personal motto and those of his listener's, so as to draw his attention. This technique is also
used in another variety of language without drums, called ekiga, which
consists in reproducing the notes without the words, emitting the syllable
ke in a falsetto voice and repeating it with the corresponding tone.
This other type of language is used mainly for calling someone by their
motto from one field to another or from a clearing to a field, when
the sender and the receiver are not too far apart and when there is
no wooden drum available or no-one who can use it."
Do you know zillion of FREE voice + video + messenging and standard compliant apps on windows ? Cool give me some hints.
I've successfully used it with SJPhone, Xlite, and Windows Messenger (do not confuse with MSN messenger)
Just an addition to this one...
Will you accept an application on your MS Windows desktop named "Gnome*"...
Abstract from http://www.unescocat.org/cultmon/en/dossiers/bantu s3_1.html
"In drum language, the sender identifies himself at the start of the message with the notes of his personal motto and those of his listener's, so as to draw his attention. This technique is also
used in another variety of language without drums, called ekiga, which
consists in reproducing the notes without the words, emitting the syllable
ke in a falsetto voice and repeating it with the corresponding tone.
This other type of language is used mainly for calling someone by their
motto from one field to another or from a clearing to a field, when
the sender and the receiver are not too far apart and when there is
no wooden drum available or no-one who can use it."