Yorta Yorta vs Dharawal Language, Culture App Uso & Estadísticas
Explore and learn the language and culture of the Yorta Yorta people anywhere in the world, for free!
This resource has been updated by Roxanne Atkinson and the Yorta Yorta community in collaboration with the WCC Language Program. Building on the recorded content of version 1.0 by Sharon Atkinson and based on the Yorta Yorta community resource Lotjpa Yapaneyepuk (speak together).
All information will remain the property of the Yorta Yorta people. Art and all language content spoken by Roxanne Atkinson - new content and speakers coming soon.
FEATURES
- Over 1500 documented Yorta Yorta words and phrases ***new***.
- Traditional welcome and acknowledgement every time the app is opened.
- Search in Yorta Yorta or English language.
- Explore via categories such as animals, kinship, physical resources etc.
- Play All feature allows users to listen to dictionary app content continuously in order or shuffle mode ***new***.
- Word of the day widget, displays a new word everyday to encourage continual learning ***new***.
- Use the favourites section to easily create a list of words/phrases that you use often or want to learn.
- Use the Traditional Search tab to search via images.
- Hear Yorta Yorta language used in other WCC LP resources such as Bigarrumdja Yama and Yamutj Bultjubul.
- Ideal for all ages and learning levels.
- Caching of content viewed (downloaded) so that it can be used offline or in remote location.
- Access video content related to language learning and new resources ***new***.
- Clear and concise recordings of correct pronunciations.
- More features and content planned soon.
The ability to create and use language is the most distinctive feature of humans.
Language is culture and culture is language. We learn culture thought language.
Without language there is no culture. Without culture there are no people.
The Yorta Yorta dictionary is changing the way people learn language and connect with culture.
Download today and start exploring, learning and experiencing the Yorta Yorta culture.
Galnya! (Thank you)
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The Dharawal Language and Culture App provides an opportunity to learn about the rich Aboriginal culture of Sydney, in the palm of your hands.
What is Dharawal
In the 1860’s Turuwul (now pronounced Dharawal) was described as The language of the now extinct tribe of Port Jackson and Botany Bay (from John Malone, a half-caste, whose mother was of that tribe) and was the first known Aboriginal language name for the greater Sydney area.
Dharawal is also the name for the Cabbage Tree Palm, the overarching spirit ancestor (totem) for people that speak the Dharawal language and belong to the Dharawal nation.
In traditional culture there were many variants of language spoken within a cultural area including men or women’s version, clan group versions, children language and secret language to name a few. The clan groups such as Gadigal, Birrabirragal, Bidiagal, Cobragal and Gweagal all spoke the overarching language belonging to their cultural area, Dharawal.
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