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INDIGINOUS LANGUAGES AT RISK

Aboriginal elder paints a fellow elder
Aboriginal elder paints a fellow elder Source: AAP Image/Dan Peled

Australia's Indigenous languages could be completely wiped out by 2050 according to experts. Most of the remaining languages are critically endangered because, in some cases, there may be only one speaker of a native language left from the community.


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By Amy Chien-Yu Wang, Adel Danno

Source: SBS


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Australia's Indigenous languages could be completely wiped out by 2050 according to experts. Most of the remaining languages are critically endangered because, in some cases, there may be only one speaker of a native language left from the community.



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