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Mary

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Mary is a passionate writer who brings creativity and a fresh perspective to our team. Her words have the power to captivate and inspire, making her an essential contributor to our content. Mary’s commitment to storytelling and dedication to promoting Indigenous culture ensures that her work touches the hearts of our readers. We’re fortunate to have her as part of our team.
  • Australian Indigenous languages

Bilingual Education Success Stories That Mainstream Schools Can Copy

effective bilingual school models
A compelling look at how mainstream schools achieve bilingual success and the strategies you can adapt for your own educational environment.
  • Mary
  • 20. August 2025
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  • Australian Indigenous languages

Instagram Accounts Teaching Indigenous Words One Post at a Time

indigenous language learning accounts
Just exploring Instagram accounts teaching Indigenous words reveals a powerful way to connect with cultures and support language revival efforts—keep reading to learn more.
  • Mary
  • 19. August 2025
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Why Some Languages Have No Words for Left and Right

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Only by exploring how language shapes thought can we understand why some cultures lack words for left and right.
  • Mary
  • 18. August 2025
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  • Australian Indigenous languages

Collaborative Dictionaries: How Communities Control Their Own Words

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Discover how collaborative dictionaries empower communities to shape their language, ensuring authentic and evolving representations—because your voice can make a difference.
  • Mary
  • 17. August 2025
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Mapping Languages to Country: An Interactive Guide

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Discover the intricate relationship between languages and countries, revealing fascinating regional dialects and cultural identities that will leave you eager to explore more.
  • Mary
  • 16. August 2025
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Glossary of 50 Words Every Australian Should Know

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Diving into this glossary of 50 essential Australian words will unlock your understanding of Aussie slang, with surprises that will keep you hooked.
  • Mary
  • 15. August 2025
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What Makes Pitjantjatjara One of the Hardest Languages to Pronounce?

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What makes Pitjantjatjara one of the hardest languages to pronounce lies in its complex sounds, unique oral movements, and subtle tonal distinctions that challenge learners.
  • Mary
  • 14. August 2025
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Language Nests: The Preschool Model Bringing Tongues Back to Life

reviving languages through preschools
Bringing endangered languages to life through immersive preschool programs, language nests foster cultural pride and community resilience—discover how they are transforming futures.
  • Mary
  • 13. August 2025
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  • Australian Indigenous languages

The Story Behind the Kaurna Welcome Phrases You Hear in Adelaide

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Welcome to uncovering the rich cultural significance behind Adelaide’s Kaurna welcome phrases, revealing stories that honor tradition and connect us all.
  • Mary
  • 12. August 2025
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Borrowed Words: How Indigenous Languages Shaped Australian English

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Growing influence of Indigenous languages on Australian English reveals fascinating cultural connections and the true origin of many familiar words.
  • Mary
  • 11. August 2025
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Place Names and Stories: Language Connections to Country

An exploration of Indigenous place names reveals deep cultural stories and connections…
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  • 31. October 2025
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Youth Language Warriors: Young People Leading Revival Movements

Uncover how youth language warriors are revolutionizing communication, inspiring…
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Reviving Extinct Languages: How Linguists Reconstruct the Past

Discover how linguists reconstruct extinct languages and uncover the secrets that help…
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  • 30. October 2025
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Developing Community Dictionaries: Recording Vocabulary for the Future

For communities aiming to preserve their unique language, developing dictionaries…
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