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Texts
A collection of texts written in or on Ngan'gi.
Robert, Nick and Lunggu go hunting
Recorded at Peppimenarti in September 1988 by Nick Reid.In Gaol during Cyclone Tracey
Recorded at Peppimenarti about in late September 1988.Escape from Fanny Bay Gaol
Patrick Tyabada talks about an Aboriginal man who escaped from Fannie Bay Gaol twice simply by jumping the fence. Recorded at Peppimenarti about in late September 1988. Present: Tyimiliny, Robert Daly and Patrick Tyabada. Speaker: Patrick Tyabada.Language:Ngan'gikurunggurrNgan'gityemerri
Doctor of Philosophy, submitted by Australia National University.Nimalak Story (English)
The Nimalak Story translated into English.Ngan'gi Dictionary
Ngan'gi dictionary. For a more interactive experience with the dictionary, go to ngangi.net/dictionary.Nimalak Story (Ngan'gi)
Originally produced as a photocopied booklet at Batchelor College in 1983. Digitised and reformatted in 2015.
