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Dinka language school helps Dinka speakers communicate with their children

Student Yar Garang at the Dinka Ethnic School
Student Yar Garang at the Dinka Ethnic School Source: SBS

(Audio in Dinka) For many second generation Australians, speaking a different language to their parents is a common challenge. The Dinka Ethnic School in South Australia is one of several across the country that have been set up to help South Sudanese refugees better communicate with their children.


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By Rhiannon Elston

Presented by Ajak Deng Chiengkou

Source: SBS



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(Audio in Dinka) For many second generation Australians, speaking a different language to their parents is a common challenge. The Dinka Ethnic School in South Australia is one of several across the country that have been set up to help South Sudanese refugees better communicate with their children.



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