Wunambal
A language of Australia
| Population | 20 (Schmidt 1991). |
| Region | Western Australia, Kalumburu, Wyndham and Mowanjum. |
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Northern Australia |
| Alternate names | Jeidji, Jeithi, Unambal, Wumnabal, Wunambullu, Yeidji, Yeithi |
| Dialects | Wunambal, Gambera, Miwa. |
| Classification | Australian, Wororan |
| Language use | People generally speak Kriol [rop]. Children may know some of the language, but most speak Kriol or English. |
| Language development | Grammar. |
| Comments | Different from Kwini [gww]. ‘Yeidji’ means ‘talk, speech’. Nearly extinct. |
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