page_title: List of Australian Aboriginal languages
hierarchical_section_title: List of Australian Aboriginal languages
caption_attribution_description: English: Linguistic map of Australian languages &#160;&#160; Pama–Nyungan &#160;&#160; Bunaban &#160;&#160; Wororan &#160;&#160; Garawa &#160;&#160; Giimbiyu &#160;&#160; Gunwinyguan &#160;&#160; Daly &#160;&#160; Djamindjungan &#160;&#160; Djeragan &#160;&#160; Yiwaidjan &#160;&#160; Laragiya &#160;&#160; Limilngan &#160;&#160; Nyulnyulan &#160;&#160; Tiwi &#160;&#160; Umbugarla &#160;&#160; West Barkly Français&#160;: Carte linguistique des langues aborigènes d'Autralie &#160;&#160; Pama–Nyungan &#160;&#160; Bunaban &#160;&#160; Wororan &#160;&#160; Garawa &#160;&#160; Giimbiyu &#160;&#160; Gunwinyguan &#160;&#160; Daly &#160;&#160; Djamindjungan &#160;&#160; Djeragan &#160;&#160; Yiwaidjan &#160;&#160; Laragiya &#160;&#160; Limilngan &#160;&#160; Nyulnyulan &#160;&#160; Tiwi &#160;&#160; Umbugarla &#160;&#160; West Barkly Русский: Лингвистическая карта австралийских языков &#160;&#160; Пама-Ньюнга языки &#160;&#160; Бунабанские языки &#160;&#160; Ворованские языки &#160;&#160; Гараванские языки &#160;&#160; Гиимбию языки &#160;&#160; Гунвинггуанские языки &#160;&#160; Дальские языки &#160;&#160; Джаминджунганские языки &#160;&#160; Джераганские языки &#160;&#160; Йиваиджанские языки &#160;&#160; Ларагиянские языки &#160;&#160; Лимилнган-Вулна языки &#160;&#160; Ньюлньюланские языки &#160;&#160; Тивианские языки &#160;&#160; Умбугарла-Нгумбурские языки &#160;&#160; Языки Западного Баркли
context_page_description: There are numerous Australian Aboriginal languages and dialects, many of which are endangered. An endangered language is one that it is at risk of falling out of use, generally because it has few surviving speakers. If it loses all of its native speakers, it becomes an extinct language.
  UNESCO defines four levels of language endangerment between "safe" and "extinct":
  Vulnerable
  Definitely endangered
  Severely endangered
  Critically endangered
context_section_description: There are numerous Australian Aboriginal languages and dialects, many of which are endangered. An endangered language is one that it is at risk of falling out of use, generally because it has few surviving speakers. If it loses all of its native speakers, it becomes an extinct language.
  UNESCO defines four levels of language endangerment between "safe" (not endangered) and "extinct":
  Vulnerable
  Definitely endangered
  Severely endangered
  Critically endangered
caption: A language map, different colours represent different language families:         Greater Pama–Nyungan  Laragiya  Tiwi  Bunaban  Daly  Limilngan  Djeragan  Nyulnyulan   Wororan  Yirram  West Barkly  Yiwaidjan  Giimbiyu  Umbugarla  Gunwinyguan  Garawa
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