Minjungbal dialect

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The Minjungbal dialect is a variety of the Bundjalung language traditionally spoken by Aboriginal communities in the Tweed Heads region of northeastern New South Wales, Australia.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Australian Aboriginal language variety
dialect
associatedWith Tweed Heads Aboriginal community NERFINISHED
Tweed River Aboriginal cultural heritage
closelyRelatedTo Tweed-Albert dialect of Bundjalung NERFINISHED
other coastal Bundjalung dialects
country Australia
culturalSignificance expresses connection to Tweed River country
ethnicGroup Bundjalung people NERFINISHED
Minjungbal people NERFINISHED
hasAlternativeName Minjungbal Bundjalung NERFINISHED
Minyungbal (variant spelling) NERFINISHED
hasAncestor Proto-Pama–Nyungan language
hasPhonologicalFeature contrast between lamino-dental and apico-alveolar consonants
three-vowel system /i a u/ (as in Bundjalung)
ISO639-3 bdy (as part of Bundjalung)
languageFamily Pama–Nyungan languages NERFINISHED
partOf Bundjalung dialect continuum NERFINISHED
region Tweed Heads region NERFINISHED
northeastern New South Wales
spokenIn New South Wales NERFINISHED
Tweed River area
status endangered
subdivisionOf Bundjalung language NERFINISHED
subjectOf language revitalisation efforts in the Tweed region
linguistic documentation projects on Bundjalung dialects
traditionalSpeakers Aboriginal communities of the Tweed Heads region
usedBy local Aboriginal communities for cultural practices
usedFor traditional stories and songs of Minjungbal people
writingSystem Latin alphabet
surface form: Latin script

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Bundjalung people hasDialect Minjungbal dialect