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LanguageVowels There are three pairs of VOWELS LONG VOWELSa as in about as in fatheri as in bin e no equivalent in English try lengthening the i in binu as in put o as in poreConsonantsb, g, k, l, p, m, n, t, w, y are like the English equivalentsdh, th, nh pronounced with the tongue between the teethd, t, n, l, r pronounced with the tongue curled backdj as with jugtj somewhat similar to the ch in church ny as with newsng as in songIf you want to learn more about YOLNGU LANGUAGE and culture, go to MATHA - THE LANGUAGEB^pi SnakeB^ru CrocodileBathi Dilly bagBay\u None, I don t have anyBilma Rhythm sticks (clap sticks) Bu\gawa Boss, leader (can be a derogatory term)Bu\gul Dance not necessarily Traditional ceremony (corroboree)Bu\gul dj^ma Ceremony business or work is considered important work in YOLNGU societyDhuwa, Yirritja Everything in the world belongs to one of these two named social moieties or categories.
Language Vowels There are three pairs of vowels. SHORT VOWELS LONG VOWELS a as in about ä as in father i as in bin Bade no equivalent in English – try
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