Linguistics
Linguistics
The Wambaya language is a neighbor of the Wakaya group and thus there are many similarities in the grammar and word structures between the two languages. This book was written by Dr. Rachel Nordlinger in hope of helping younger Wambaya speakers learn something of their language or at least have access to there language when it is no longer being spoken around them since there were only 8 to 10 fluent speakers of the language left around the late 1990s.
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https://minerva-access.unimelb.edu.au/bitstream/handle/11343/32775/289662_A%20G…
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