Drual languages facts for kids
Quick facts for kids Drual |
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| Geographic distribution: |
Victoria |
| Linguistic classification: | Pama–Nyungan
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The Drual languages are a small group of languages spoken by Indigenous Australians. They belong to the larger Kulinic family. These languages were traditionally spoken in the region of Victoria, Australia.
What are Drual Languages?
The Drual language group includes two main languages. These languages are part of the rich history of Indigenous Australian cultures. Learning about them helps us understand the diverse ways people communicated in Australia for thousands of years.
Languages in the Drual Family
The two languages that are definitely part of the Drual family are:
- Bungandidj (also known as Buwandik)
- Kuurn Kopan Noot
There is another language, Warrnambool, which shares some similarities with Bungandidj. However, we don't have enough information about Warrnambool to be sure if it belongs to the Drual family. More research is needed to classify it properly.
