Anindilyakwa
Amakurupa; Andilagwa; Andiljangwa; Andiljaugwa; Andiljaukwa; Andilyaugwa; Anindhilyakwa; Anindilyaugwa; Aninhdhilyagwa; Awarikpa; En Indiljaugwa; Enindhilyagwa; Enindiljaugwa; Eninhdhilyagwa; Groote Eylandt; Ingura; Lamadalpu; Wani-Ndiljaugwa; Wanindilyaugwa; Wanindilyaugwa Ingura; Warnindilyakwa;
Gunwinyguan; East Arnhem
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2009
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Australia
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Groote Eylandt, Gulf of Carpentaria, Australia
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1989
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Northern Territory, Australia
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The island of Groote Eylandt in the Northern Territory, located 50 km from the mainland.
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The island of Groote Eylandt in the Northern Territory, located 50 km from the mainland.
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"Aboriginal names were used by non-aboriginals until the 1960's when teachers demanded that English names be given. Not all young Aboriginal parents know their children's Aboriginal names nowadays but these are recorded on birth certificates. The Groote Eylandt Aborigines speak English with varying degrees of competency."
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"[…] respondent reported that Anindilyakwa is used by all age groups, with full speakers in all age groups using the language 'always'."
2014
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Groote Eylandt, Australia; Bickerton Island, Australia
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(1996 census)
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Australia;
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"Children are still learning the language."
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