The other two distinct groups characterized as “Aboriginal” are the In fact, there are over 50 distinct nations and language groups across the country
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[PDF] Indigenous Languages Project; Wordlists - Yugambeh Museum
Pumbarra oomba = good day Iyurrah = hello (I am here) Lungga niani = good day
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G'day in Queensland Indigenous Languages Here is a list of some greeting words or phrases from a range of Queensland Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
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A few key words for local Cree, Dene and Nakota bands, just for fun of course You'll be hard Hello -- Tân'si (Tan-say) How are you? Canadian Indigenous Languages and Literacy Development Institute this year at the University of Alberta
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UL 3 uses known words in Aboriginal languages to interact in everyday (Hello JB )[JB is the teacher], Yaama birralii? (How are you, children?), Gaba JB
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diversity of Indigenous languages spoken around Australia It's not complete yet What are some words for welcome, hello and goodbye in the state where you
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The other two distinct groups characterized as “Aboriginal” are the In fact, there are over 50 distinct nations and language groups across the country
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hunting, using words they have practised and some simple sentences • greeting and farewelling classmates in ways that are appropriate in the language
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Aboriginal languages It is estimated some people speak up to six Aboriginal languages These are There is always stress on the first syllable of Pitjantjatjara and Yankunytjatjara words The letters t Palya (pahl-yah) OK, good, hello, bye
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Aboriginal languages It is estimated some people speak up to six Aboriginal languages These are There is always stress on the first syllable of Pitjantjatjara and Yankunytjatjara words The letters t Palya (pahl-yah) OK, good, hello, bye
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