All these stories make very strong points regarding the importance of languages to individuals and communities, which apply to everyone. I wish you well in saving your language. Stay committed.
Brigitte Lambert said on 23/03/2015.
I love this video. You give this message very well. I believe your languages are treasures from the past and present and also for the future. I hope you can keep caring for them, keep documenting and teaching them. One day many people, your young people, and others, are going to want to learn those languages. Through those languages there can be much knowledge and understanding that is not the same through translation. Thank you so much for the messages in your video. Lovely to see you on the U-tube. Hope to see you next week at Ngukurr!
Sue Harris said on 23/03/2015.
brilliant! Amazing work well done! Let's hope language and stories live on through your work. I miss you all so much and seeing this makes me feel so proud to have spent time in Ngukurr. My hope is the young people learn and share too.
Janice Bate said on 23/03/2015.
A wonderful story about how important language is, it is so much more than the words, language is the link to history and culture and I am so happy to know this work is happening. Best wishes to you all from Sue (mother of Brighde Colllins)
Sue Goding said on 23/03/2015.
Miss you mob. Lovely video about keeping language strong
Janet Fletcher said on 13/04/2015.
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All these stories make very strong points regarding the importance of languages to individuals and communities, which apply to everyone. I wish you well in saving your language. Stay committed.
I love this video. You give this message very well. I believe your languages are treasures from the past and present and also for the future. I hope you can keep caring for them, keep documenting and teaching them. One day many people, your young people, and others, are going to want to learn those languages. Through those languages there can be much knowledge and understanding that is not the same through translation. Thank you so much for the messages in your video. Lovely to see you on the U-tube. Hope to see you next week at Ngukurr!
brilliant! Amazing work well done! Let's hope language and stories live on through your work. I miss you all so much and seeing this makes me feel so proud to have spent time in Ngukurr. My hope is the young people learn and share too.
A wonderful story about how important language is, it is so much more than the words, language is the link to history and culture and I am so happy to know this work is happening. Best wishes to you all from Sue (mother of Brighde Colllins)
Miss you mob. Lovely video about keeping language strong