Batjamalh
Batyamal; Wadjiginy; Wogaity; Wagaydy; Bachamal; Wogait; Wogati; Wagaitj; Worgait; Worgite; Waggait; Waggite; Waggote; Waggate; Wagatsch; Waogatsch; Wogatj; Wogaidj; Wadyiginy; Waggites; Wargad; Wogadj; Worgaid; Worgaidj; Wogite; Wadjigin; Wadjigi:n; Wagjingi; Wadjingy; Wadyiginy Proper; Amijangal; Batjamal; Batymal; Murinwargad; Murrinh Bathemarl; Murrinh Patjtjamalh; Patjtjamalh; Wa(o)gatsch; Wadadjingi; Wadjagidj; Wagaidj; Wa-gait; Waggute; Wagite; Wangites; Wargite; Wogath; Wogites;
Isolate; Australian
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"In 1988, twelve fluent speakers were reported. There are fewer speakers today."
2007
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"The members of the ethnic group understand the language when old people speak it, but they only speak the English-based lingua franca Kriol."
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"About 10 speakers of the Pungupungu variety."
2007
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Data for the number of native speakers comes from SIL (1988).
2009
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Australia;
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