Kunjen
Guguminjen; Kukumindjen; Kun'djan; 'Kundjan; Gundjun; Koko Kuntjan; Kundjin; Kokoyan; Koonjan; Kunjin; Okundjain; Oggonjin; Koka-Koonjin; Ogh-Undyan; Ngundjan; Ogondyan; Oykangand; Kukuminjen;
Pama-Nyungan; Paman
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Torres Strait Creole, Aboriginal languages, English, Kriol
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"In 1991, 20 to 25 fluent speakers and forty with some knowledge of the language were reported out of about 300 in the ethnic group."
2007
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Australia: Northern Queensland, central Cape York Peninsula, at Wrotham Park, Kowanyama, Edward River.
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"The ethnic group speaks mainly Torres Strait Creole (or Broken), and most of them are bilingual in other Aboriginal languages, English, or the English-based pidgin lingua franca Kriol. All this puts pressure on Kunjen..."
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20 (1991 B. Sommer). 40 with some knowledge. Ethnic population: 300 (1991 Bruce Sommer).
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Australia;
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