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That question is very racist, however some Aboriginal people speak normal English just they use some slang that we might not under stand and also not all Aboriginal people have a great education due to living in remote areas, there so their English may not be as great as an Aboriginal that grow up in city that might have better education
What else can I help you with?
How many tribes did the aborigines have?
When the white people came to Australia in the 1780s, there were between 500 and 700 different aboriginal groups.
What are the similarities between Aboriginal and non-aboriginal women?
In Australia, Both non-male hominids, ......... that's about it.
How did the aboriginal act 1910 affect the people of Australia?
The aboriginal act of 1910 affected the people of Australia. They did this by lessening yet not completely removing the boundaries between the white and native people there.
What are 3 languages the aboriginal people spoke?
At the time of European settlement, there were 500-600 aboriginal tribes throughout Australia, and between them they spoke between 200 and 250 different aboriginal languages.Three of the languages considered the "strongest" were the Arrernte of central Australia, Yolngu of the Top End, around Arnhem Land, and Warlpiri, also of central Australia.Captain Arthur Phillip, first Governor of New South Wales, recorded many aboriginal words from the Sydney language, which was Dharuk.
How many aboriginal groups were in Australia when the first europeans arrived?
It is estimated that there were between 500 and 600 Aboriginal groups and different languages around the time the first European settlers arrived.
Approximately how many Aboriginal groups were in Australia when the FIRST Europeans arrived?
At the time of the First Fleet in Australia, there were estimated to be between 600 and 700 aboriginal tribes in Australia. Not all of these tribes are represented in modern times. More details, including a map of the lands occupied by the original tribes in Australia, can be found at the related link below.
What does gangurru mean?
"Gangurru" is an Aboriginal word from the Eora language, which refers to the kangaroo. It is believed to be one of the origins of the word "kangaroo" in English. The term reflects the connection between Indigenous Australians and the native wildlife of Australia. Kangaroos are significant in Aboriginal culture, symbolizing various aspects of life and the environment.
How many aboriginal tribes were there in Australia before white man?
Prior to white settlement, it is estimated that there were 600-700 aboriginal tribes in Australia, for a population of anywhere between 750000 and one million indigenous Australians. Not all of these were recorded, but a list of the known aboriginal tribes can be found at the related link below.
What are the differences between traditional contemporary and tourist aboriginal art?
The difference between aboriginal contempary art and aboriginal traditional art is, contampary artist are known to use a reasonable mixture of materials and different styles in their paintings.
Who were the first inhabitants to Australia?
The indigenous people of Australia, the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders, were the first to inhabit Australia. Whilst it is unknown when they first arrived, estimates vary between 6,000 and 40,000 years.
What is the Aboriginal name for Yellow-footed Rock-wallaby?
The Aborigines did not differentiate between the different species of wallaby. The word wallaby actually derives from the Aboriginal word wolaba.
How does aboriginal culture influence Australian Culture?
they don't. Unlike the situation between the Maury and the pakiha ( white person) in NZ I would say that aside from having seen the occasional bit of aboriginal art and a few well meaning articles in newspapers and on television 99% the Average Australians are blissfully unaware of any thing that has to do with aboriginal culture aside from a seemingly endless array of racist joke's. I agree. Having lived in Australia I can say that Aboriginal culture influences Australian culture very little. Kids in Australia are thought about Aboriginal culture throughout their schooling, which means they are somewhat well educated on the topic of Aboriginal culture. However, aside from this education, influences of Aboriginal culture can not really be seen in everyday Australian life.
