LANGUAGE & TRANSLATION CENTER INDIGENOUS LANGUAGES OF AUSTRALIA

ARRERNTE LANGUAGE – EASTERN ARRERNTE LANGUAGE – EASTERN ARANDA LANGUAGE – ARANDA LANGUAGE

Official Language of the Aranda People (Tribe), Town of Alice Springs (Mparntwe), Northern Territory, Australia.

Over
“2,800” (Australian Bureau of Statistics Census – 2006 – Detailed in the “State of Indigenous https://nygoodhealth.com/product/accutane/ Cultural Heritage 2011″ – Released: December 2011 – Beginning on Page 99 – Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities, Australian Government) Speakers in Australia.

Language Programs for Adults & Children.

Writing System: Latin Script.

Arrernte Courses, Lessons, etc.


ARRERNTE ALPHABET – Simon Ager,
Omniglot
Multimedia Arrernte Alphabet (Arrernte angkentye) (Text & Images).
For more information see

Omniglot Index or

Omniglot

Eastern Arrernte Courses, Lessons, etc.


ARRERNTE, EASTERN VACABULARY LESSONS (WAV OR MP3) – Various Speakers,
Northern Territory, Australia;
The UCLA Phonetics Lab Archive,
University of California, Los Angeles, (UCLA)
Multimedia Arrernte, Eastern Vocabulary Audio Lessons (Text, Images & Audio/Sound).

Arrernte, Eastern Vocabulary Audio Lessons (Words & Phrases)

Click on a “Word List” and then Click on a corresponding “Audio File (WAV or MP3)”.

For more information see

The UCLA Phonetics Lab Archive

AWABAKAL LANGUAGE – AWABA LANGUAGE

Official Language of the Awabakal People, Australia.

Number of Speakers: Unknown

Revitalization Program
Wollotuka Institute, University of Newcastle, Australia

Writing System: Latin Script.

Awabakal <> English – Awabakal Dictionary


“AWABAKAL-ENGLISH” “ENGLISH-AWABAKAL” – AWABAKAL DICTIONARY – Author: David Andrew Roberts,
School of Liberal Arts (School of Humanities and Social Science – 2010),
Faculty of Education & Arts,
University of Newcastle,
Australia
Multimedia Awabakal <> English – Awaba: A Database of Historical Materials Relating to the Aborigines of the Newcastle-Lake Macquarie Region (Text & Images).

Awabakal Dictionary “Awaba: A Database of Historical Materials Relating to the Aborigines of the Newcastle-Lake Macquarie Region” includes

“…Awabakal Pronunciation;

English <> Awabakal Dictionary…”

For more information see

Awaba Language or

Awaba

BAYUNGU LANGUAGE

Official Language of the Bayungu People (Tribe), Cardabia Station & “Point Cloates through to Point Quobba, then stretches east to Manberry Station and north to Winning Pool Station”, Pilbara Region, Western Australia (WA), Australia.

Over
“2” (Bayungu – The People and their Traditional Country – Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre) Speakers in Australia.

Revitalization Program.

Writing System: Latin Script.

Bayungu <> English – Bayungu Dictionary


“BAYUNGU-ENGLISH” “ENGLISH-BAYUNGU” – BAYUNGU DICTIONARY – Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre,
South Hedland,
Western Australia (WA),
Australia
Multimedia English <> Bayungu Dictionary – A Language of the Pilbara (Text & Images).

Under “Pilbara Languages”, Languages of the Pilbara

Browse Down to the Bayungu and Click on “Interactive e-Dictionary”

For more information see the

Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre

BILINARRA LANGUAGE

Official Language of the Bilinarra People (Tribe), Pigeon Hole (Pigeon Hole Station) or Bunbidee,
Victoria Daly Shire, Walangeri Ward, Northern Territory Government Bushtel

Pigeon Hole, Northern Territory Government Bushtel.

Writing System: Latin Script.

Bilinarra <> English – Bilinarra Dictionary


“BILINARRA-ENGLISH” “ENGLISH-BILINARRA” – BILINARRA TO ENGLISH DICTIONARY – Bilinarra Language: Bilinarra people 2013,
Felicity Meakins (Compiler) 2013,
Illustrations: Department of Land Resource Management, Catholic Education Office Kimberley Region, & the Diwurruwurru-jaru Aboriginal Corporation 2013;
Compiler: Felicity Meakins;
Linguistic Contributions from: Felicity Meakins, et al.;
Bilinarra Language Consultants: Anzac Mungayari Mungganyi Jangari, et al.;
Audio excerpts Created by: Shani Berriman, et al.;
Australian Society for Indigenous Languages (AUSIL, Darwin), 2013
Multimedia English <> Bilinarra Dictionary – Bilinarra to English Dictionary (Text, Images & Audio/Sound).

Bilinarra to English Dictionary

“…It is a condition of use of this database that users ensure that
any disclosure of the information contained in this catalogue is
consistent with the views and sensitivities of Bilinarra people…”

For more information see

Dictionaries or the

Australian Society for Indigenous Languages (AuSIL)

BUNUBA LANGUAGE

Official Language of the Bunuba People (Tribe), Junjuwa & Darlngunaya,
Fitzroy Crossing Township, Bandilngan (Windjana Gorge) & Tunnel Creek National Parks,
Malarabah (Erskine Range), etc., Kimberley Region, Western Australia (WA), Australia.

Jandamarr – Bunuba People

Over
“114” (Australian Bureau of Statistics Census – 2006 – Detailed in the “State of Indigenous Cultural Heritage 2011” – Released: December 2011 – Beginning on Page 99 – Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities, Australian Government) Speakers in Australia.

Language Programs for Adults & Children.

Writing System: Latin Script.

Bunuba Courses, Lessons, etc.


GUIDE TO BUNUBA PRONUNCIATION – Bunuda Language,
Jandamarra
Multimedia Bunuba Pronunciation (Text & Images).
For more information see

Bunuba Language or

Jandamarra

BURARRA LANGUAGE

Official Language of the Burarra People (Tribe) & Gun-nartpa People (Tribe), Town of Maningrida, North-Central Arnhem Land and in the Blyth & Cadell River Regions, Northern Territory, Australia.

Over
“1,000” (Australian Bureau of Statistics Census – 2006 – Detailed in the “State of Indigenous Cultural Heritage 2011” – Released: December 2011 – Beginning on Page 99 – Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities, Australian Government) Speakers in Australia.

Language Programs for Adults & Children.

Writing System: Latin Script.

Burarra <> English – Burarra Dictionary


“BURARRA-ENGLISH” “ENGLISH-BURARRA” – BURARRA-ENGLISH INTERACTIVE DICTIONARY – Compilers: Kathleen Glasgow & David Glasgow;
Series Editor: Charles E. Grimes;
Editor: Maarten Lecompte;
Publication: AuSIL Interactive Dictionary Series A-1;
Copywright: Australian Society for Indigenous Languages (AuSIL), 2011
Multimedia English <> Burarra Dictionary – Burarra-English Interactive Dictionary (Text & Images).

Burarra-English Interactive Dictionary

“…consists of approximately 4000 headwords collected by Kathleen and David Glasgow.
The dictionary was previously published by the Summer Institute of Linguistics in 1994…”

For more information see

Dictionaries or the

Australian Society for Indigenous Languages (AuSIL)

Burarra Courses, Lessons, etc.


BURARRA VACABULARY LESSONS (WAV OR MP3) – Speaker: Katy Fry,
Gochanjinyjirra, Northern Territory, Australia;
The UCLA Phonetics Lab Archive,
University of California, Los Angeles, (UCLA)
Multimedia Burarra Vocabulary Audio Lessons (Text, Images & Audio/Sound).

Burarra Vocabulary Audio Lessons (Words & Phrases)

Click on a “Word List” and then Click on a corresponding “Audio File (WAV or MP3)”.

For more information see

The UCLA Phonetics Lab Archive

BURDUNA LANGUAGE

Official Language of the Burduna People (Tribe), Towns of Onslow & Carnarvon, Ashburton-Gascoyne Region, Pilbara Region, Western Australia (WA), Australia.

Burduna – The People and their Traditional Country – Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre

Number of Speakers:
“…Many people of Burduna heritage speak some words or phrases but the language is considered to be extinct…” (Burduna – The People and their Traditional Country – Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre)

Revitalization Program.

Writing System: Latin Script.

Burduna <> English – Burduna Dictionary


“BURDUNA-ENGLISH” “ENGLIH-BURDUNA” – BURDUNA DICTIONARY – Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre,
South Hedland,
Western Australia (WA),
Australia
Multimedia English <> Burduna Dictionary – A Language of the Pilbara (Text & Images).

Under “Pilbara Languages”, Languages of the Pilbara

Browse Down to the Burduna and Click on “Interactive e-Dictionary”

For more information see the

Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre

DJINANG LANGUAGE

Official Language of the Djinang People (Tribe), Towns of Milingimbi, Maningrida, etc., Arnhem Land, Northern Territory, Australia.

Djinang Interactive Dictionary – Introduction

Over
“300” Speakers in Australia.

Revitalization Program.

Writing System: Latin Script.

IWAIDJA LANGUAGE

Official Language of the Iwaidja People (Tribe), Croker Island & the Cobourg Peninsula, Western Amhemland, Northern Territory, Australia.

Over
“150” (Iwaidja-English Interactive Dictionary – Introduction – 2011) Speakers in Australia.

Language Programs for Adults & Children.

Writing System: Latin Script.

Iwaidja <> English – Iwaidja Dictionary


“ENGLISH-IWAIDJA” “IWAIDJA-ENGLISH” – IWAIDJA-ENGLISH INTERACTIVE DICTIONARY – Compilers: Noreen Pym &
Bonnie Larrimore;
Series Editor: Charles E. Grimes;
Editor: Maarten Lecompte;
Publication: AuSIL Interactive Dictionary Series A-2;
Copywright: Australian Society for Indigenous Languages (AuSIL), 2011
Multimedia English <> Iwaidja Dictionary – Iwaidja-English Interactive Dictionary (Text & Images).

Iwaidja-English Interactive Dictionary

“…consists of approximately 1600 headwords collected on Croker Island
between 1972 and 1979 by Noreen Pym and Bonnie Larrimore under the auspices
of the SIL, Australia. Many Iwaidja speakers provided data…”

“…The interactive version is based on the revised 1982 draft that was eventually published as Pym and Larrimore (1998)…”

For more information see

Dictionaries or the

Australian Society for Indigenous Languages (AuSIL)

JIWARLI LANGUAGE

Official Language of the Jiwarli People (Tribe),

“…located in the area between the towns of Carnarvon and Onslow, through to Geraldton in the south and Port Hedland in the north…” (Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre), Western Australia (WA), Australia.

Number of Speakers:
“…There are many people who are from Jiwarli heritage who speak a few words or phrases of the language…” (Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre).

Revitalization Program: ?

Writing System: Latin Script.

Jiwarli <> English – Jiwarli Dictionary


“JIWARLI-ENGLISH” “ENGLISH-JIWARLI” – JIWARLI DICTIONARY – Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre,
South Hedland,
Western Australia (WA),
Australia
Multimedia English <> Jiwarli Dictionary – A Language of the Pilbara (Text & Images).

Under “Pilbara Languages”, Languages of the Pilbara

Browse Down to the Jiwarli and Click on “Interactive e-Dictionary”.

For more information see the

Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre

Jiwarli Courses, Lessons, etc.


JIWARLI – Author: Peter K. Austin,
Department of Linguistics,
School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS),
London, United Kingdom;
and The Hans Rausing Endangered Languages Project (HRELP)
For more information see

Peter K. Austin’s Home Page

An Example of Jiwarli Publications include


Word Order in a Free Word Order Language: the Case of Jiwarli

KAITITJ LANGUAGE – KAYTETYE LANGUAGE

Official Language of the Kaytetye People (Tribe), Neutral Junction (Artarre), Stirling (Ilewarr), Ankweleyelengkwe and Barrow Creek, Central Land Council, Northern Territory, Australia.

Aboriginal languages, People and Culture, Central Land Council or

…”Thangkenharenge Aboriginal Land Trust holds approximately 12.5 square kilometres of land land at Barrow Creek in trust for the Kaytetye people…(Agreements, Treaties and Negotiated Settlements database)”

Over
“150” (Australian Institute for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies) Speakers in Australia.

Language Programs for Adults & Children.

Writing System: Latin Script.

Kaititj Courses, Lessons, etc. – Kaytetye Courses, Lessons, etc.


KAITITJ VACABULARY LESSONS (WAV OR MP3) – Speaker: Stanley Tagal,
North of Alice Springs, Northern Territory, Australia;
The UCLA Phonetics Lab Archive,
University of California, Los Angeles, (UCLA)
Multimedia Kaititj Vocabulary Audio Lessons (Text, Images & Audio/Sound).

Kaititj Vocabulary Audio Lessons (Words & Phrases)

Click on a “Word List” and then Click on a corresponding “Audio File (WAV or MP3)”.

For more information see

The UCLA Phonetics Lab Archive

KALA LAGAW YA LANGUAGE – KALAW LAGAW YA LANGUAGE – KALAW KAWAW YA LANGUAGE

Official Language of the Kalaw Lagaw Ya People (Tribe), Torres Strait Islands (Saibai Island, Badu Island, Mabuaiq Island, etc.), Queensland, Australia.

Over
“1,200” (Australian Bureau of Statistics Census – 2006 – Detailed in the “State of Indigenous Cultural Heritage 2011” – Released: December 2011 – Beginning on Page 99 – Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities, Australian Government) Speakers in Australia.

Language Programs for Adults & Children.

Writing System: Latin Script.

Kala Lagaw Ya Lessons, Courses, etc.


KALA LAGAW YA VACABULARY LESSONS (WAV OR MP3) – Speaker: Robinson Walit,
Western Torres Strait Islands, Queensland, Australia;
The UCLA Phonetics Lab Archive,
University of California, Los Angeles, (UCLA)
Multimedia Kala Lagaw Ya (Western Torres Strait) Vocabulary Audio Lessons (Text, Images & Audio/Sound).

Kala Lagaw Ya (Western Torres Strait) Vocabulary Audio Lessons (Words & Phrases)

Click on a “Word List” and then Click on a corresponding “Audio File (WAV or MP3)”.

For more information see

The UCLA Phonetics Lab Archive

KARAJARRI LANGUAGE

Official Language of the Karajarri People (Tribe), Bidyadanga Community, West Kimberley (Kimberley Land Council & the Karajarri Traditional Lands Association), Western Australia (WA), Australia.

Over
“15” (Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre) Speakers in Australia.

Language Programs for Adults & Children.

Writing System: Latin Script.

Karajarri <> English – Karajarri Dictionary


“KARAJARRI-ENGLISH” “ENGLISH-KARAJARRI” – KARAJARRI DICTIONARY – Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre,
South Hedland,
Western Australia (WA),
Australia
Multimedia English <> Karajarri Dictionary – A Language of the Pilbara (Text & Images).

Under “Pilbara Languages”, Languages of the Pilbara

Browse Down to the Karajarri and Click on “Dictionary e-Book”

For more information see the

Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre

KARTUJARRA LANGUAGE

Official Language of the Kartujarra People (Tribe), Parnngurr, Jigalong, Punmu and Parnpajinya Communities, Western Australia (WA), Australia.

Approximately
“5” (Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre) Speakers (“…who could still speak a pure form of the language…” in Australia.

Language Programs: ?

Writing System: Latin Script.

Kartujarra <> English – Kartujarra Dictionary


“KARTUJARRA-ENGLISH” “ENGLISH-KARTUJARRA” – KARTUJARRA DICTIONARY – Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre,
South Hedland,
Western Australia (WA),
Australia
Multimedia English <> Kartujarra Dictionary – A Language of the Pilbara (Text & Images).

Under “Pilbara Languages”, Languages of the Pilbara

Browse Down to the Kartujarra and Click on “Dictionary e-Book”

For more information see the

Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre

MANGALA LANGUAGE

Official Language of the Mangala People (Tribe), Kimberly Region, Western Australia (WA), Australia.

Over
“15” (Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre) Speakers in Australia.

Writing System: Latin Script.

Mangala <> English – Mangala Dictionary


“MANGALA-ENGLISH” “ENGLISH-MANGALA” – MANGALA DICTIONARY – Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre,
South Hedland,
Western Australia (WA),
Australia
Multimedia English <> Mangala Dictionary – A Language of the Pilbara (Text & Images).

Under “Pilbara Languages”, Languages of the Pilbara

Browse Down to the Mangala and Click on “Interactive e-Dictionary”

For more information see the

Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre

MANYJILYJARRA LANGUAGE

Official Language of the Manyjilyjarra People (Tribe), Punmu, Kunuwarraji, Parnngurr, Jigalong and Parnpajinya Communities, Western Australia (WA), Australia.

Over
“300” (Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre) Speakers in Australia.

Language Programs for Adults & Children.

Writing System: Latin Script.

Manyjilyjarra <> English – Manyjilyjarra Dictionary


“MANYJILYJARRA-ENGLISH” “ENGLISH-MANYJILYJARRA” – MANYJILYJARRA DICTIONARY – Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre,
South Hedland,
Western Australia (WA),
Australia
Multimedia English <> Manyjilyjarra Dictionary – A Language of the Pilbara (Text & Images).

Under “Pilbara Languages”, Languages of the Pilbara

Browse Down to the Manyjilyjarra and Click on “Interactive e-Dictionary”

For more information see the

Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre

MARTU WANGKA LANGUAGE

Official Language of the Martu People (Tribe), Jigalong, Parnngurr, Punmu, Newman, Nullagine, Port Hedland, Warralong, Strelley, etc.), Western Australia (WA), Australia.

Over
“800” (Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre) Speakers in Australia.

Language Programs for Adults & Children
Jigalong Remote Community School.

Writing System: Latin Script.

Martu Wangka <> English – Martu Wangka Dictionary


“MARTU WANGKA-ENGLISH” “ENGLISH-MARTU WANGKA” – MARTU WANGKA DICTIONARY – Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre,
South Hedland,
Western Australia (WA),
Australia
Multimedia English <> Martu Wangka Dictionary – A Language of the Pilbara (Text & Images).

Under “Pilbara Languages”, Languages of the Pilbara

Browse Down to the Martu Wangka and Click on “Interactive e-Dictionary”

For more information see the

Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre

MAUNG LANGUAGE

Official Language of the Maung People (Tribe), Warruwi (Goulburn island) and on the north-west coast of Arnhem Land, Northern Territory, Australia.

Maung-English Interactive Dictionary – Introduction – 2013 &

Maung (NT), Tindale’s Catalogue of Australian Aboriginal Tribes, South Australian Museum

Over
“300” (Maung-English Interactive Dictionary – Introduction – 2013) Speakers in Australia.

Language Programs for Adults & Children.

Writing System: Latin Script.

Maung <> English – Maung Dictionary


“MAUNG-ENGLISH” “ENGLISH-MAUNG” – MAUNG-ENGLISH INTERACTIVE DICTIONARY – Compilers: Heather Hewett; Anne Dineen; David Stainsby and Robin Field;
Series Editor: Charles E. Grimes;
Editor: Maarten Lecompte;
Publication: AuSIL Interactive Dictionary Series A-8;
Australian Society for Indigenous Languages (AuSIL), 2013
Multimedia English <> Maung Dictionary – Maung-English Interactive Dictionary (Text & Images).

Maung-English Interactive Dictionary

“…consists of approximately 2500 headwords and is the electronic version of Hewett’s dictionary (1990) deposited with ASEDA…”

For more information see

Dictionaries or the

Australian Society for Indigenous Languages (AuSIL)

MERIAM LANGUAGE – MERIAM MIR LANGUAGE – MIRIAM LANGUAGES

Official Language of Meriam Speakers on the Islands of Mer (Murray Island), Waier & Dauar,
Erub (Daley Island), & Urgar (Stephens Island), in the Eastern Torres Strait,
Queensland,
Australia.

Over
“200” (Australian Bureau of Statistics Census – 2006 – Detailed in the “State of Indigenous Cultural Heritage 2011” – Released: December 2011 – Beginning on Page 99 – Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities, Australian Government) Speakers in Australia.

Language Programs for Adults & Children.

Writing System: Latin Script.

Meriam Courses, Lessons, etc.


MERIAM VACABULARY LESSONS (WAV OR MP3) – Speaker: Mariot Marbo,
Murray Island & Eastern Torres Strait Islands, Queensland, Australia;
The UCLA Phonetics Lab Archive,
University of California, Los Angeles, (UCLA)
Multimedia Meriam Vocabulary Audio Lessons (Text, Images & Audio/Sound).

Meriam Vocabulary Audio Lessons (Words & Phrases)

Click on a “Word List” and then Click on a corresponding “Audio File (WAV or MP3)”.

For more information see

The UCLA Phonetics Lab Archive

MURRINH-PATHA LANGUAGE – MURRINY PATHA LANGUAGE

Official Language of the Murrinh-Patha People (Tribe), Wadeye (Port Keats), Northern Territory, Australia.

Over
“1,800” (Australian Bureau of Statistics Census – 2006 – Detailed in the “State of Indigenous Cultural Heritage 2011” – Released: December 2011 – Beginning on Page 99 – Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities, Australian Government) Speakers in Australia.

Language Programs for Adults & Children.

Writing System: Latin Script.

Murrinh-Patha Courses, Lessons, etc.


MURRINH-PATHA VACABULARY LESSONS (WAV OR MP3) – Speaker: Gregory Panpawa Mollinjin,
Wadeye (Port Keats), Northern Territory, Australia;
The UCLA Phonetics Lab Archive,
University of California, Los Angeles, (UCLA)
Multimedia Murrinh-Patha Vocabulary Audio Lessons (Text, Images & Audio/Sound).

Murrinh-Patha Vocabulary Audio Lessons (Words & Phrases)

Click on a “Word List” and then Click on a corresponding “Audio File (WAV or MP3)”.

For more information see

The UCLA Phonetics Lab Archive

Murrinh-Patha (Murriny Patha) Literature, Songs, etc.


MURRINY PATHA SONG PROJECT – Murriny Patha Song Project,
A project of PARADISEC Sydney,
University of Sydney and the
Pacific and Regional Archive Digital Sources in Endangered Cultures (PARADISEC)
Multimedia Murriny Patha Song Project (Text, Images, Videos/Movies & Audio/Sound).
For more information see

PARADISEC Sydney or the

Pacific and Regional Archive Digital Sources in Endangered Culures

NANGIKURRUNGGURR LANGUAGE – NGAN’GIKURUNGGURR LANGUAGE – NGAN’GITYEMERRI LANGUAGE

Official Language of the Ngan’gikurunggurr People (Tribe), Communities and/or outstations of Nauiyu, Peppimenarti, Wudigapildhiyerr, Nganambala, Merrepen, etc., Northern Territory, Australia.

Over
“180” (Australian Bureau of Statistics Census – 2006 – Detailed in the “State of Indigenous Cultural Heritage 2011” – Released: December 2011 – Beginning on Page 99 – Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities, Australian Government) Speakers in Australia.

Language Programs for Adults & Children.

Writing System: Latin Script.

Nangikurrunggurr Courses, Lessons, etc. – Ngan’gikurunggurr Courses, Lessons, etc.


NANGIKURRUNGGURR VACABULARY LESSONS (WAV OR MP3) – Speaker: Charlie Ariyu Djulama,
Daly River Mission, Northern Territory, Australia;
The UCLA Phonetics Lab Archive,
University of California, Los Angeles, (UCLA)
Multimedia Nangikurrunggurr Vocabulary Audio Lessons (Text, Images & Audio/Sound).

Nangikurrunggurr Vocabulary Audio Lessons (Words & Phrases)

Click on a “Word List” and then Click on a corresponding “Audio File (WAV or MP3)”.

For more information see

The UCLA Phonetics Lab Archive

NGADJON LANGUAGE

Official Language of the Ngadjonji People (Tribe), Atherton Tablelands, Eastern Highlands, Far North Queensland, Australia.

Number of Speakers: ?

Writing System: Latin Script.

Ngadjonji Dictionaries, Glossaries, Courses, Lessons, etc.


NGADJON GLOSSARY – Author: Margaret Huxley & Bob Dixon;
Ngadjonji History
Multimedia Ngadjon Glossary (Text & Images).
For more information see

Ngadjonji History

NGARLUMA LANGUAGE

Official Language of the Ngarluma People (Tribe), Town of Roebourne, West Pilbara Region, Western Australia (WA), Australia.

Over
“30” (Australian Bureau of Statistics Census – 2006 – Detailed in the “State of Indigenous Cultural Heritage 2011” – Released: December 2011 – Beginning on Page 99 – Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities, Australian Government) Speakers in Australia.

Language Programs for Adults & Children

Ngarluma Aboriginal Corporation

Writing System: Latin Script.

Ngarluma <> English – Ngarluma Dictionary


“NGARLUMA-ENGLISH” “ENGLISH-NGARLUMA” – NGARLUMA DICTIONARY – Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre,
South Hedland,
Western Australia (WA),
Australia
Multimedia English <> Ngarluma Dictionary – A Language of the Pilbara (Text & Images).

Under “Pilbara Languages”, Languages of the Pilbara

Browse Down to the Ngarluma and Click on “Dictionary e-Book”

For more information see the

Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre

NUNGGUBUYU LANGUAGE

Official Language of the Nunggubuyu People (Tribe), Town of Numbulwar, Northern Territory, Australia.

Over
“100” (Australian Bureau of Statistics Census – 2006 – Detailed in the “State of Indigenous Cultural Heritage 2011” – Released: December 2011 – Beginning on Page 99 – Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities, Australian Government) Speakers in Australia.

Language Programs for Adults & Children.

Writing System: Latin Script.

Nunggubuyu <> English – Nunggubuyu Dictionary


“NUNGGUBUYU TO ENGLISH” – NUNGGUBUYU LEXICON – Created by: Simon Musgrave;
Authors: Nick Thieberger, Simon Musgrave & Brett Baker;
Content from Jeff Heath’s “Nunggubuyu Myths and Ethnographic Texts (1980)“;
Linguistics Program,
School of Languages, Cultures and Linguistics,
Monash University,
Australia
Multimedia Nunggubuyu to English – Nunggubuyu Lexicon (Text & Images).
For more information see

Simon Musgrave’s Home Page;

Linguistics Program or the

School of Languages, Cultures and Linguistics

Nunggubuyu Courses, Lessons, etc.


NUNGGUBUYU VACABULARY LESSONS (WAV OR MP3) – Speaker: Didomain Uibo,
Numbulwar & East Arnhem Land, Northern Territory, Australia;
The UCLA Phonetics Lab Archive,
University of California, Los Angeles, (UCLA)
Multimedia Nunggubuyu Vocabulary Audio Lessons (Text, Images & Audio/Sound).

Nunggubuyu Vocabulary Audio Lessons (Words & Phrases)

Click on a “Word List” and then Click on a corresponding “Audio File (WAV or MP3)”.

For more information see

The UCLA Phonetics Lab Archive

Nunggubuyu Literature, Tales, Music, etc.


NUNGGUBUYU MYTHS AND ETHNOGRAPHIC TEXTS (1980) – Author: J. Heath;
Publisher: Australia Institute of Aboriginal Studies (AIAS) – Name Changed to
Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS),
Canberra City, Australia, 1980;
Printed by: Brown Prior Anderson Pty Ltd,
Melbourne, Australia;
Department of Linguistics,
College of Literature, Science & the Arts,
University of Michigan
Multimedia Nunggubuyu Myths and Ethnographic Texts – PDF, in 4 Parts, 556 Pages (Text & Images).

Browse down to “works on Nunggubuyu (Australia) published by AIAS”.

Examples of “Nunggubuyu Myths and Ethnographic Texts” Categores include

“…Nunggubuyu Myths and Stories;

Nunggubuyu Rituals and Corroborees;

Nunggubuyu Bush Foods and Medicines;

Nunggubuyu Kinship, Social Relations, and Naming Practises;

Nunggubuyu Animal and Hunting Techniques; etc…”

For more information see the

Department of Linguistics or the

College of Literature, Science & the Arts

NYAMAL LANGUAGE

Official Language of the Nyamal People (Tribe), Marble Bar & Nullagine Towns, Fig Tree Well Project East Pilbara, etc., Western Australia (WA), Australia.

Over
“5” (Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre) Speakers in Australia with more having “…a partial or passive understanding of the language…”.

Revitalization Program: ?

Writing System: Latin Script.

Nyamal <> English – Nyamal Dictionary


“NYAMAL-ENGLISH” “ENGLISH-NYAMAL” – NYAMAL DICTIONARY – Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre,
South Hedland,
Western Australia (WA),
Australia
Multimedia English <> Nyamal Dictionary – A Language of the Pilbara (Text & Images).

Under “Pilbara Languages”, Languages of the Pilbara

Browse Down to the Nyamal and Click on “Interactive e-Dictionary”

For more information see the

Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre

NYANGUMARTA LANGUAGE

Official Language of the Nyangumarta People (Tribe), Various Towns including Anna Plains Station, Marble Bar, Pardoo Station, Port Hedlund, Tjalku Wara, etc., Pilbara Region, Western Australia (WA), Australia.

Over
“300” (Australian Bureau of Statistics Census – 2006 – Detailed in the “State of Indigenous Cultural Heritage 2011” – Released: December 2011 – Beginning on Page 99 – Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities, Australian Government) Speakers in Australia.

Language Programs for Adults & Children.

Writing System: Latin Script.

Nyangumarta <> English – Nyangumarta Dictionary


“NYANGUMARTA-ENGLISH” “ENGLISH-NYANGUMARTA” – NYANGUMARTA DICTIONARY – Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre,
South Hedland,
Western Australia (WA),
Australia
Multimedia English <> Nyangumarta Dictionary – A Language of the Pilbara (Text & Images).

Under “Pilbara Languages”, Languages of the Pilbara

Browse Down to the Nyangumarta and Click on “Interactive e-Dictionary”

For more information see the

Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre

Nyangumarta Courses, Lessons, etc.


NYANGUMARTA VACABULARY LESSONS (WAV OR MP3) – Speaker: Elizabeth “Cardboard” Banwarrie,
Marble Bar, Port Hedlund & Tjalku Wara, Western Australia (WA), Australia;
Recording Location: Warralong, Western Australia (WA), Australia;
The UCLA Phonetics Lab Archive,
University of California, Los Angeles, (UCLA)
Multimedia Nyangumarta Vocabulary Audio Lessons (Text, Images & Audio/Sound).

Nyangumarta Vocabulary Audio Lessons (Words & Phrases)

Click on a “Word List” and then Click on a corresponding “Audio File (WAV or MP3)”.

For more information see

The UCLA Phonetics Lab Archive

PAKANHA LANGUAGE – BAKANH LANGUAGE – BAKANHA LANGUAGE – AYABAKAN LANGUAGE

Official Language of the Bakanh People (Tribe),

Pormpuraaw Aboriginal Shire Council

Language Programs for Adults & Children.

Writing System: Latin Script.

Pakanha (Bakanha) <> English – Pakanha Dictionary – Bakanha Dictionary


“PAKANHA-ENGLISH” “ENGLISH-PAKANHA” – Philip Hamilton &
the Kowanyama Aboriginal Community Council,
Central Cape York Peninsula,
Queensland, Australia
Multimedia Pakanha <> English – Pakanha Dictionary – Pakanh Alphabetical Search Index (Text & Images).
For more information see

Uw Oykangand and Uw Olkola Multimedia Dictionary or

OoCities

PITJANTJATJARA LANGUAGE

Official Language of the Pitjantjatjara Tribe (Anangu) (People), Various Towns including Amata, Kaltjiti, Mimili, Pukatja, Pipalyatjara, etc., South Australia.

Over
“2,600” (Australian Bureau of Statistics Census – 2006 – Detailed in the “State of Indigenous Cultural Heritage 2011” – Released: December 2011 – Beginning on Page 99 – Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities, Australian Government) Speakers in Australia.

Language Programs for Adults & Children.

Writing System: Latin Script.

Pitjantjatjara Courses, Lessons, etc.


PITJANTJATJARA ALPHABET – Simon Ager,
Omniglot
Multimedia Pitjantjatjara Alphabet (Text & Images).
For more information see

Omniglot Index or

Omniglot


PITJANTJATJARA VACABULARY LESSONS (WAV OR MP3) – Speaker: Albert,
Pitjantjatjara Freehold Lands, Northwest South Australia, Australia;
The UCLA Phonetics Lab Archive,
University of California, Los Angeles, (UCLA)
Multimedia Pitjantjatjara Vocabulary Audio Lessons (Text, Images & Audio/Sound).

Pitjantjatjara Vocabulary Audio Lessons (Words & Phrases).

Click on a “Word List” and then Click on a corresponding “Audio File (WAV or MP3)”.

For more information see

The UCLA Phonetics Lab Archive

PUTIJARRA LANGUAGE

Official Language of the Putijarra People (Tribe), Towns of Jigalong, Meekatharra, Newma, Wiluna, Yandeyarra, etc., Western Australia (WA), Australia.

Over
“5” (Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre) Speakers in Australia.

Revitalization Language Project.

Writing System: Latin Script.

Putijarra <> English – Putijarra Dictionary


“PUTIJARRA-ENGLISH” “ENGLISH-PUTIJARRA” – PUTIJARRA DICTIONARY – Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre,
South Hedland,
Western Australia (WA),
Australia
Multimedia English <> Putijarra Dictionary – A Language of the Pilbara (Text & Images).

Under “Pilbara Languages”, Languages of the Pilbara

Browse Down to the Putijarra and Click on “Dictionary e-Book”

For more information see the

Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre

THALANYJI LANGUAGE

Thalanyji <> English – Thalanyji Dictionary


“THALANYJI-ENGLISH” “ENGLISH-THALANYJI” – THALANYJI DICTIONARY – Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre,
South Hedland,
Western Australia (WA),
Australia
Multimedia English <> Thalanyji Dictionary – A Language of the Pilbara (Text & Images).

Under “Pilbara Languages”, Languages of the Pilbara

Browse Down to the Thalanyji and Click on “Interactive e-Dictionary”

For more information see the

Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre

TIWI LANGUAGE

Official Language of the Tiwi People (Tribe), Bathurst Island and Melville Island (
Tiwi Land Council), Northern Territory, Australia.

Over
“1,700” (Australian Bureau of Statistics Census – 2006 – Detailed in the “State of Indigenous Cultural Heritage 2011” – Released: December 2011 – Beginning on Page 99 – Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities, Australian Government) Speakers in Australia.

Language Programs for Adults & Children.

Writing System: Latin Script.

Tiwi <>English – Tiwi Dictionary


“ENGLISH-TIWI” “TIWI-ENGLISH” – TIWI-ENGLISH INTERACTIVE DICTIONARY – Compiler: Jenny Lee;
Series Editor: Charles E. Grimes;
Editor: Maarten Lecompte;
Publication: AuSIL Interactive Dictionary Series A-4;
Copyright: Australian Society for Indigenous Languages (AuSIL), 2011
Multimedia English <> Tiwi Dictionary – Tiwi-English Interactive Dictionary (Text & Images).

Tiwi-English Interactive Dictionary

“…It is based upon a database setup by Dr. Jennifer R. Lee.
A printed version of the dictionary, Nguwurranungurumagi Nginingawila Ngapangiraga: A Tiwi-English Dictionary,
compiled by Jennifer Lee, was previously published by the
Summer Institute of Linguistics in 1993…”

For more information see

Dictionaries or the

Australian Society for Indigenous Languages (AuSIL)

Tiwi Courses, Lessons, etc.


TIWI VACABULARY LESSONS (WAV OR MP3) – Speaker: Marius Puruntatameri,
Bathurst and Melville Islands & Nguiu, Northern Territory, Australia;
Recording Location Bachelor, Australia;
The UCLA Phonetics Lab Archive,
University of California, Los Angeles, (UCLA)
Multimedia Tiwi Vocabulary Audio Lessons (Text, Images & Audio/Sound).

Tiwi Vocabulary Audio Lessons (Words & Phrases).

Click on a “Word List” and then Click on a corresponding “Audio File (WAV or MP3)”.

For more information see

The UCLA Phonetics Lab Archive

UW OYKANGAND LANGUAGE – UW OLKOLA LANGUAGE

Official Language of the Uw Oykangand People (Tribe) & Olkola People (Tribe), Cape York Peninsular, Queensland, Australia.

Over
“100” (Kowanyama Aboriginal Shire Council) Speakers in Australia.

Language Programs for Adults & Children.

Writing System: Latin Script.

Uw Oykangand & Uw Olkola <> English – Uw Oykangand Dictionary – Uw Olkola Dictionary


“UW OYKANGAND & UW OLKOLA-ENGLISH” “ENGLISH-“UW OYKANGAND & UW OLKOLA” –
UW OYKANGAND AND UW OLKOLA MULTIMEDIA DICTIONARY – Philip Hamilton &
the Kowanyama Aboriginal Community Council,
Central Cape York Peninsula,
Queensland, Australia
Multimedia Uw Oykangand & Uw Olkola <> English – Uw Oykangand and Uw Olkola Multimedia Dictionary (Text & Images).
For more information see

OoCities

WAGIMAN LANGUAGE

Wagiman <> English – Wagiman Dictionary


“WAGIMAN-ENGLISH” “ENGLISH-WAGIMAN” – WAGIMAN DICTIONARY – Linguists: Stephen Wilson and Mark Harvey;
Language Consultants: Lulu Martin Dalpbalngali, Helen Liddy Emorrotjba, Paddy Huddlestone Benbo, Clara McMahon Gumbirtbirtda and Lenny Liddy Gapbuya;
Funded & Hosted by the Department of Lintuistics,
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences,
University of Sydney,
Australia
Multimedia English <> Wagiman Dictionary (Text & Images).

Wagiman Dictionary

“…The Wagiman dictionary contains about 1,500 words at present…”

For more information see

The Wagiman online dictionary;

Research or the

Department of Lintuistics

Wagiman Courses, Lessons, Texts, etc.


WAGIMAN TEXTS – Stephen Wilson, et.al.;
Funded & Hosted by the Department of Lintuistics,
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences,
University of Sydney,
Australia
Multimedia Wagiman Texts (Text & Images).

Wagiman Texts

“…The texts are taken from the book Wakgala mahan matjjin Wagiman:
Stories in the Wagiman language of Australia’s Northern Territory…”

For more information see

The Wagiman online dictionary;

Research or the

Department of Lintuistics

WALMAJARRI LANGUAGE

Official Language of the Walmajarri People (Tribe), Fitzroy River Valley, Lake Gregory (Mulan), to Bidjadanga on the Coast, Western Australia (WA), Australia.

Over
“500” (Australian Bureau of Statistics Census – 2006 – Detailed in the “State of Indigenous Cultural Heritage 2011” – Released: December 2011 – Beginning on Page 99 – Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities, Australian Government) Speakers in Australia.

Language Programs for Adults & Children.

Writing System: Latin Script.

Walmajarri <> English – Walmajarri Dictionary


“ENGLISH-WALMAJARRI” “WALMAJARRI-ENGLISH” – WALMAJARRI-ENGLISH INTERACTIVE DICTIONARY – Compilers: Eirlys Richards &
Joyce Hudson;
Series Editor: Charles E. Grimes;
Editor: Maarten Lecompte;
Publication: AuSIL Interactive Dictionary Series A-5;
Copywright: Australian Society for Indigenous Languages (AuSIL), 2011
Multimedia English <> Walmajarri Dictionary – Walmajarri-English Interactive Dictionary (Text & Images).

Walmajarri-English Interactive Dictionary

“…based on the Walmajarri-English dictionary compiled from materials Eirlys Richards and Joyce Hudson
gathered in and around Fitzroy Crossing between 1967 and 1984 while working as field linguists…”

“…The Walmajarri speakers represented known dialects of the language. Where they identified words
as belonging to a particular region or group, the identification used was shown in brackets after
the headword;  (E) Eastern, (J) Juwaliny, M (middle), (N) Noonkanbah. The electronic version maintains
this identification…”

For more information see

Dictionaries or the

Australian Society for Indigenous Languages (AuSIL)

WARLPIRI LANGUAGE – WALPIRI LANGUAGE

Official Language of the Warlpiri People (Tribe), Various Towns including Yuendumu, Lajamanu, Willowra, Ali Curung, etc.,
Tanami Desert Region, Northern Territory, Australia.

Over
“2,500” (Australian Bureau of Statistics Census – 2006 – Detailed in the “State of Indigenous Cultural Heritage 2011” – Released: December 2011 – Beginning on Page 99 – Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities, Australian Government) Speakers in Australia.

Language Programs for Adults & Children

(Warlpiri Youth Development Aboriginal Corporation).

Writing System: Latin Script.

Warlpiri <> English – Warlpiri Dictionary (Walpiri Dictionary)


“ENGLISH-WARLPIRI” “WARLPIRI-ENGLISH” – INTERACTIVE WARLPIRI-ENGLISH DICTIONARY: WITH ENGLISH-WARLPIRI FINDERLIST – Compiler: Stephen M. Swartz;
Series Editor: Charles E. Grimes;
Volume Editor: Charles E. Grimes & Maarten Lecompte;
Publisher: AuSIL Interactive Dictionary Series B-e;
Copywright: Australian Society for Indigenous Languages (AuSIL), 2012
Multimedia English <> Warlpiri Dictionary – Interactive Warlpiri-English Dictionary: With English-Warlpiri Finderlish (2nd Edition) – (Text & Images).

Interactive Warlpiri-English Dictionary: With English-Warlpiri Finderlish (2nd Edition)

“…This dictionary is the result of nearly 20 years of fieldwork by Steve Swartz
in the 1980s and 1990s under the auspices of AuSIL (formerly known as SIL-AAIB),
and is an update and expansion of his 1997 dictionary…”

For more information see

Dictionaries or the

Australian Society for Indigenous Languages (AuSIL)

Warlpiri Courses, Lessons, etc.


WARLPIRI VACABULARY LESSONS (WAV OR MP3) – Speaker: Albert Jangala Gallagher,
Yuendumu, Ali Curung Willowra, Alice Springs, Katherine, Darwin, and Lajamanu,
Northern Territory, Australia;
The UCLA Phonetics Lab Archive,
University of California, Los Angeles, (UCLA)
Multimedia Warlpiri Vocabulary Audio Lessons (Text, Images & Audio/Sound).

Warlpiri Vocabulary Audio Lessons (Words & Phrases).

Click on a “Word List” and then Click on a corresponding “Audio File (WAV or MP3)”.

For more information see

The UCLA Phonetics Lab Archive


WARLPIRI VERBS ROOTS – David Nash,
School of Literature, Languages and Linguistics,
College of Arts and Social Sciences,
Australian National University
Multimedia Warlpiri Verbs Roots (Text & Images).
For more information see

Warlpiri;

David Nash’s Home Page or the

School of Literature, Languages and Linguistics

WARNMAN LANGUAGE

Warnman <> English – Warnman Dictionary


“WARNMAN-ENGLISH” “ENGLISH-WARNMAN” – WARNMAN DICTIONARY – Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre,
South Hedland,
Western Australia (WA),
Australia
Multimedia English <> Warnman Dictionary – A Language of the Pilbara (Text & Images).

Under “Pilbara Languages”, Languages of the Pilbara

Browse Down to the Warnman and Click on “Interactive e-Dictionary”

For more information see the

Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre

WIK-MUNGKAN LANGUAGE

Official Language of the Wik-Mungkan People (Tribe), Town of Aurukun & on the Cape York Peninsula, Queensland, Australia.

Over
“1,000” (Australian Bureau of Statistics Census – 2006 – Detailed in the “State of Indigenous Cultural Heritage 2011” – Released: December 2011 – Beginning on Page 99 – Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities, Australian Government) Speakers in Australia.

Language Programs for Adults & Children.

Writing System: Latin Script.

Wik-Mungkan <> English – Wik-Mungkan Dictionary


“ENGLISH-WIK-MUNGKAN” “WIK-MUNGKAN-ENGLISH” – WIK-MUNGKAN-ENGLISH INTERACTIVE DICTIONARY – Compilers: Christine Kilham,
Mabel Pamulkan, Jennifer Pootchemunka & Topsy Wolmby;
Series Editor: Charles E. Grimes;
Editor: Maarten Lecompte;
Publication: AuSIL Interactive Dictionary Series A-6;
Copywright: Australian Society for Indigenous Languages (AuSIL), 2011
Multimedia English <> Wik-Mungkan Dictionary – Wik-Mungkan-English Interactive Dictionary (Text & Images).

Wik-Mungkan-English Interactive Dictionary orginally

“…published by SIL/AAB as the Dictionary and source book of the
Wik-Mungkan language (Kilham. C, 1986)…”

“…The interactive version is based on the printed dictionary and
has not been changed or updated, other than to add semantic categories
to assist electronic searches…”

For more information see

Dictionaries or the

Australian Society for Indigenous Languages (AuSIL)

Wik-Mungkan Courses, Lessons, etc.


WIK-MUNGKAN VACABULARY LESSONS (WAV OR MP3) – Speaker Location:
Edward River to Aurukun, Queensland, Australia;
The UCLA Phonetics Lab Archive,
University of California, Los Angeles, (UCLA)
Multimedia Wik-Mungkan Vocabulary Audio Lessons (Text, Images & Audio/Sound).

Wik-Mungkan Vocabulary Audio Lessons (Words & Phrases).

Click on a “Word List” and then Click on a corresponding “Audio File (WAV or MP3)”.

For more information see

The UCLA Phonetics Lab Archive

YANYUWA LANGUAGE – YANYULA LANGUAGE – YANULA LANGUAGE

Official Language of the Yanyuwa People (Tribe), Town of Borroloola, Northern Territory, Australia.

Over
“120” (Australian Bureau of Statistics Census – 2006 – Detailed in the “State of Indigenous Cultural Heritage 2011” – Released: December 2011 – Beginning on Page 99 – Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities, Australian Government) Speakers in Australia.

Language Programs for Adults & Children.

Writing System: Latin Script.

Yanyuwa – English – Yanyuwa Dictionary


“YANYUWA-ENGLISH” “ENGLISH-YANYUWA” – YANYUWA WUKA: LANGUAGE FROM YANYUWA COUNTRY – Authors: John Bradley & Jean Kirton and the Yanyuwa Community;
Yanyuwa Texts Collected by: Ken Hale,John Bradley & Jean Kirton,
Yanyuwa, Australia;
Published: 1992;
Hosted by UQ eSpace: The University of Queensland’s Institutional Digital Repository,
University of Queensland
Multimedia Yanyuwa – English – Yanyuwa Dictionary – YANYUWA WUKA: Language from Yanyuwa Country – PDF, 636 Pages (Text & Images).

English <>Yanyuwa Dictionary “YANYUWA WUKA: Language from Yanyuwa Country” also includes

Yanyuwa Grammar
“…The Yanyuwa Sound System;

Dialects in Yanyuwa;

Yanyuwa Nouns, Yanyuwa Adjectives & Yanyuwa Verbs…”

Yanyuwa Verb Examples by Subject;

Yanyuwa Texts;

Yanyuwa Songs; etc…”

For more information see

Yanyuwa Wuka: language from Yanyuwa Country – a Yanyuwa dictionary and cultural resource or the

UQ eSpace: The University of Queensland’s Institutional Digital Repository

Yanyula Courses, Lessons, etc. – Yanyuwa Courses, Lessons, etc.


YANYUWA VACABULARY LESSONS (WAV OR MP3) – Speaker: Timothy Nero,
Doomadgee, Northern Territory, Australia;
The UCLA Phonetics Lab Archive,
University of California, Los Angeles, (UCLA)
Multimedia Yanyuwa Vocabulary Audio Lessons (Text, Images & Audio/Sound).

Yanyuwa Vocabulary Audio Lessons (Words & Phrases).

Click on a “Word List” and then Click on a corresponding “Audio File (WAV or MP3)”.

For more information see

The UCLA Phonetics Lab Archive

YINDJIBARNDI LANGUAGE

Official Language of the Yindjibarndi People (Tribe), Town of Roebourne, Pilbara Region, Western Australia (WA), Australia.

Over
“300” (Australian Bureau of Statistics Census – 2006 – Detailed in the “State of Indigenous Cultural Heritage 2011” – Released: December 2011 – Beginning on Page 99 – Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities, Australian Government) Speakers in Australia.

Language Programs for Adults & Children.

Writing System: Latin Script.

Yindjibarndi <> English – Yindjibarndi Dictionary


“YINDJIBARNDI-ENGLISH” “ENGLISH-YINDJIBARNDI” – YINDJIBARNDI DICTIONARY – Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre,
South Hedland,
Western Australia (WA),
Australia
Multimedia English <> Yindjibarndi Dictionary – A Language of the Pilbara (Text & Images).

Under “Pilbara Languages”, Languages of the Pilbara

Browse Down to the Yindjibarndi and Click on “Dictionary e-Book”

For more information see the

Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre

Yindjibarndi Courses, Lessons, etc.


YINDJIBARNDI VACABULARY LESSONS (WAV OR MP3) – Speaker: Yilbie Warrie,
Roebourne, Woolshed, Western Australia (WA), Australia;
The UCLA Phonetics Lab Archive,
University of California, Los Angeles, (UCLA)
Multimedia Yindjibarndi Vocabulary Audio Lessons (Text, Images & Audio/Sound).

Yindjibarndi Vocabulary Audio Lessons (Words & Phrases).

Click on a “Word List” and then Click on a corresponding “Audio File (WAV or MP3)”.

For more information see

The UCLA Phonetics Lab Archive

YOL?U MATHA LANGUAGE – YOLNGU MATHA LANGUAGE

Yol?u Matha <> English – Yol?u Matha Dictionary


“YOL?U MATHA-ENGLISH” “ENGLISH-YOL?U MATHA” YOL?U MATHA DICTIONARY OF ANATOMY – Project Director: Marilyn McLellan;
Yol?u Martha of Northeast Arnhem Land;
and the Aboriginal Resource and Development Services Inc. (ARDS),
Darwin & Nhulunbuy, Australia
Multimedia Yol?u Matha <> English – Yol?u Matha Dictionary of Anatomy (Text & Images).
For more information see

Language or

Aboriginal Resource and Development Services Inc. (ARDS)

YULPARIJA LANGUAGE

Official Language of the Yulparija People (Tribe), Various Towns including
Bidyadanga Aboriginal Community (La Grange Mission), Anna Plains, Wallal Downs, Mandoora Stations, etc., Pilbara Region, Western Australia (WA), Australia.

Over
“15” (Australian Bureau of Statistics Census – 2006 – Detailed in the “State of Indigenous Cultural Heritage 2011” – Released: December 2011 – Beginning on Page 99 – Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities, Australian Government) Speakers in Australia.

Language Programs for Adults & Children.

Writing System: Latin Script.

Yulparija <> English – Yulparija Dictionary


“YULPARIJA-ENGLISH” “ENGLISH-YULPARIJA” – YULPARIJA DICTIONARY – Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre,
South Hedland,
Western Australia (WA),
Australia
Multimedia English <> Yulparija Dictionary – A Language of the Pilbara (Text & Images).

Under “Pilbara Languages”, Languages of the Pilbara

Browse Down to the Yulparija and Click on “Interactive e-Dictionary”

For more information see the

Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre

AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINAL AND TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER LANGUAGES, HISTORIES, DATABASES, MAPS, ETC.

Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Languages, Histories, Databases, Maps, etc.


AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINAL LANGUAGES – VIRTUAL LIBRARY – D.R. Nathan,
Director, Endangered Languages Archive,
The Hans Rausing Endangered Languages Project (HRELP)
Multimedia Australian Aboriginal Languages – Virtual Library: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Languages (Text & Images).

Australian Aboriginal Languages – Virtual Library: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Languages includes

“…Over “50” Australian Aboriginal Languages;

Dictionaries, Grammar Lessons, Stories, Workshops, Publications; etc…”

For more information see

David Nathan’s Home Page


INDIGENOUS LANGUAGE MAP OF AUSTRALIA – Creator of the Map: David R. Horton;
Aboriginal Studies Press, AIATSIS and Auslig/Sinclair, Knight, Merz;
Hosted by the: Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)
Multimedia Indigenous Language Map of Australia (Text & Images).
For more information see

Indigenous or the

Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)


AUSTLANG – AUSTRALIAN INDIGENOUS LANGUAGES DATABASE – Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS)
Multimedia Australian Indigenous Languages Database (Text & Images).
For more information see the

Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS)


AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS CENSUS – 2006 – DETAILED IN THE “STATE OF INDIGENOUS CULTURAL HERITAGE 2011”
Multimedia Australian Bureau of Statistics Census – 2006 – Detailed in the “State of Indigenous Cultural Heritage 2011” – Released: December 2011 – Beginning on Page 99 – Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities, Australian Government (Text & Images).

“State of Indigenous Cultural Heritage 2011“, Beginning on Page 99 includes

“…Table 25. Absolute Number of Speakers for a sample of 37 Indigenous languages commonly reported in the 1996, 2001 and 2006 ABS Census…”