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Six decades, 210 Warlpiri speakers and 11,000 words: how a groundbreaking First Nations dictionary was made

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By Carmel O'Shannessy, Jane Simpson, Otto Sims Jungarrayi
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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised this article contains names of deceased people. The symbol † next to a personal name is a conventional respectful indicator that the person has died. The first large dictionary of the Warlpiri language began in 1959 in Alice Springs, when Yuendumu man †Kenny Wayne Jungarrayi and others started teaching their language to a young American linguist, †Ken Hale.
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