Supporting and celebrating global linguistic diversity
Classification: Pama-Nyungan
·severely endangered
The Warumungu language belongs to 700 or so people living in Tennant Creek and areas to the north, east and south in Central Australia. This learner's guide helps you learn how to speak, understand and write Warumungu.
Read documentJane Simpson |
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Braxton Bogard |
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IAD Press |
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2002 |
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Other |
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English |
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