Thalanyji
Dalandji; Dalendi; Djalendi; Dalaindji; Dalangi; Talandji; Talanji; Talanjee; Talaindji; Talainji; Tallainji; Tal-lainga; Tallainga; Talandi; Talangee; Taloinga; Thalantji; Inikurdira; Jinigudira; Jinigudera; Jinigura; Jiniguri; Jarungura; Talandji-Buduna; Taliandji;Dhalandji;
Pama-Nyungan; Kanyara
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"Today, the Thalanyji language is spoken fluently by only a few elders. These speakers live in the town of Onslow but were born and raised along the Ashburton River. There are also younger people who are partial or passive Thalanyji speakers living mostly in Onslow, Port Hedland, Tom Price or Carnarvon. "
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"Thalanyji country is traditionally located around the Ashburton River and Onslow areas. Many Thalanyji people spent time in Carnarvon Mission as well as on various stations including Minderoo, Towera, Yanrey, Nanutarra, Emu Creek, Lyndon, Winning Pool, Yanrey, Glenflorrie, Uaroo, Mt Stuart and many others. After the 1967 Referendum, many Thalanyji people moved to Onslow for work (some to Carnarvon) and lived in the old Native Reserve, which is now Bindi Bindi community."
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"Thalanyji country is traditionally located around the Ashburton River and Onslow areas. Many Thalanyji people spent time in Carnarvon Mission as well as on various stations including Minderoo, Towera, Yanrey, Nanutarra, Emu Creek, Lyndon, Winning Pool, Yanrey, Glenflorrie, Uaroo, Mt Stuart and many others. After the 1967 Referendum, many Thalanyji people moved to Onslow for work (some to Carnarvon) and lived in the old Native Reserve, which is now Bindi Bindi community."
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"The language currently has about a dozen fluent speakers, with many people speaking it as a second language. It is the daily medium of communication among some older people in Carnarvon and Onslow. The number of partial speakers is unknown, but is likely to be substantial."
1988
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Australia
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Cardabia, North-West Cape, Nanutarra
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Data for the number of native speakers comes from Wurm and Hattori (1981).
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