warlpiri language造句

• About 3, 000 still speak the Warlpiri language.
• The "'Warlpiri "'are a group of Indigenous Australians, many of whom speak the Warlpiri language.
• With her husband Dave Price, she is a partner with Jajirdi Consultants working in cross cultural awareness training, community liaison and Warlpiri language services.
• She has co-written " Yimikirli : Warlpiri Dreamings and Histories ", a collection of texts in the Warlpiri language with English translations.
• Laughren has played a key role in the documentation of the Warlpiri Language, with notable contributions to our understanding of song register and baby talk register.
• In the same way, most of the kinship terms in the Warlpiri language actually refer to subsection ( or " classificatory " ) relationships, not to literal genetic relationships.
• In Warlpiri culture, it is considered impolite or shameful for certain family relations to converse . ( For example, a woman should not converse with her son-in-law . ) If such conversation is necessary, the speakers use a special style of the Warlpiri language called the " avoidance register ".