WebKriol is an Australian creole language which developed through contact between indigenous groups and European settlers in the northern region of Australia. It is spoken by approximately 30,000 people. It was formally recognised as a distinct language in the 1970’s with its own unique structure and grammar. Web1 de jan. de 2013 · Kriol likely emerged at the Roper River mission (now Ngukurr community) in the early 20th century and diffused across the northern regions of …

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WebOn the basis of data from a selection of western, northern and eastern Kriol varieties (acknowledging the existence of at least seven regional varieties), Munro arrives at the … Web27 de abr. de 2016 · The correct answer – Kriol – is not a traditional Indigenous language, but refers to the creole language spoken across swathes of northern Australia. No one … incidence of pneumonia worldwide

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WebCreole, Kriol, (see Sandefur 1979:7) Major dialects centres: Roper River (Ngukurr), Bamyili, Fitzroy Crossing, Halls Creek Classification of the language: Creole from English and … Web31 de jul. de 2024 · With around 20,000 speakers of different varieties of Kriol, there is a relatively healthy base of speakers in Western Australian and Northern Territory. While Kriol is still highly stigmatised and many Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians believe it to be a ‘corrupt’, ‘broken’ or ‘distorted’ combination of English and/or various traditional … WebLiz Clarkson is a year 9 teacher at Marrara Christian College in Darwin. At the end of 2024 she experimented with using Kriol books from the Living Archive with her class of Indigenous students. Here she describes how she used the materials the first time – see Part 2 for how she revised the activity for the group the following week.. My year 9 class … inboard motor serial number