warlpiri

• Langue aborigène australienne appartenant à la famille pama-nyungan, parlée par le peuple warlpiri dans le Territoire du Nord de l'Australie.

A language of Australian aborigines, specifically a Pama-Nyungan language spoken by the Warlpiri people in the Northern Territory of Australia.

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1. Australian Aboriginal LanguageC1formalaustralian

   A Pama-Nyungan language spoken by the Warlpiri people in the Northern Territory of Australia.

   warlpiri (langue aborigène australienne)

   • Warlpiri is known for its complex system of noun classes.
   • Many Warlpiri speakers are also fluent in Kriol and English.
   • The Warlpiri language is taught in some schools in the region.

   Synonymeswalbiri

2. Indigenous PeopleC1formalaustralian

   The Aboriginal people who speak the Warlpiri language and live in the Tanami Desert region of central Australia.

   Warlpiri (peuple aborigène)

   • The Warlpiri people have a rich tradition of storytelling and art.
   • Warlpiri communities maintain strong connections to their ancestral lands.
   • Warlpiri artists are known for their vibrant dot paintings.