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Thanks for sharing uncle NEV,,forever grateful ❤️🖤💛

Aye this is deadly helped abit as I didn't get to learn my mobs language or anything all I got told was where my mobs from and what my toem is

If anyone is interested, I found this extensive Kamilaroi Dictionary published 1875: ia800902.us.archive.org/1/items/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich.pdf

Thank you mate! It's important to keep ancestors culture alive, no matter where in the world we come from. It's our diversity that keeps us human. Thanks again.

best kamilaroi language video ever

nah where do u live?

Top music from a top bloke 👍

I am KAMILAROI (GAMILAROI) I don't know much about my tribe and glad to see this. I've been watching you for past week or so learning the/my language. Thanks uncle much appreciated. 🖤💛❤️

Really good man ,thanks ,we always called a fishing spear a ging,here on the coast nsw.the craftsmanship of your exhibits was bloody awesome

Minya nginda guwaay? Barranbaraay, bilaa, barran, bundi, wagarra, yaambul, yaambul. Yaambul. Nginda Yalbala? Ngaya gindamaalani.

That’s my dad

Wow

How would I say Family?

gaba

Keep it coming mob . Easy set out too.

Your version of a battle ax is closer to a wooden kukri!

Thank you so much for the video. Would you have a video on saying small sentences like what is your name??

I liked the one out Warnambool way when they were building a new highway and suddenly some trees marked for removal had aboriginal significance. Birthing trees that local aborigines had never heard of. It's just a gigantic scam run by the Marxist Greens.

This is very interesting. I think it would help your videos if you titled and introduced the videos about your culture and knowledge...

Deadly unk!✊🏾🖤💛❤️

Deadly brah

Cool

I was born in Tamworth moved to woolbrook at 3yrs old an left at 11yrs old ..Its a part of my memories iam ever so grateful for!

Shouldent primary schools teach the language or about the tribe where they at

Thank you

Deadly brother

Jason I was wondering how to say bird in kamilaroi

Nice.❤

So great!!! So wonderful. Thank-you. Kamilaroi woman form Brisbane and Rockhampton communities.

Where is this ??? I what to go... I’m a kamilaroi man and would love to see what my ancestors did

Jason: Any attempt to teach language - whether Wiradjuri, Bandjalang, Gomeroi/Gamilaraay, Yuin, Ngiyampaa, Dharug - and to whatever extent is possible - is the most important positive step to breathe life back into the language. I recall a few years back some cultural tours in the Tamworth area (where I grew up in the 1950s and first part of the 1960s, in fact) led by Gomeroi elder Len WATERS. He used language when making smoking ceremony and as we approached some very significant ceremonial/rock art sites. I attended the funeral in Wagga Wagga some years back of one of my students (when I was teaching at Macintyre High in 1975) Mr A BONEY - at the graveside ceremony following the church farewell his first-born of the same name sang his father's departure to the stars in language. More than moving. Just a week ago my wife and I were entering the Sydney Botanic Gardens near the Opera House - where the little trains await tourists. I heard some violin playing coming from the corner of the Bennelong Memorial Garden section and looked through the fence following the sound. It was, I later found out, Ngiyampaa man Eric AVERY. (With Gumbangirr, Bandjalang and Yuin ancestry. He sang in Ngiyampaa, too. Your efforts are magic! Jim KABLE

I’m a aboriginal that’s why I’m watching this video

Dhirabuu Garru.

I would like to get a sign language of my tribe the Kamilaroi please because i am deaf.

merci pour cette vidéo en se moment j'aprend votre langue que j'aime beaucoup, je les signaler a une asos pour préserver la langue

No one speaks the way they spoke 40,000 years ago in any language but it it a shame that it isn't widely spoken I would love to learn

she loves that buzzing sound

she loves that buzzing sound

she loves that buzzing sound

Lets encourage every effort to speak, write, sing, publish in Gamilaraay. Jason good work mate. Where can I find perfect speaker of Gamilaraay? Language is that what we use as communication. it is sometimes good sometimes bad, sometimes correct sometimes incorrect. But is is our language. I don't speak perfect Gamilaraay but I am trying. Should I try to publish? Yaluu maliyaa Gamilaraay.

Much as I appreciate you for teaching Kamilaroi and for putting up this video, it is not appropriate that native pronunciation of the words is NOT being used. What we hear is a distorted anglicised pronunciation in accordance to the English alphabet, with a few words being actually wrongly pronounced. Kindly replace the video with correct native pronunciation. You will be doing a great service to Kamilaroi. It will be good to have a standard form of pronunciation for Kamilaroi. Thank you.

Hope to visit here one day.

That's awesome. I participate in Relay for Life every year. We will find a cure!

Excellent shooting and editing - good first performance by leading lady and good supporting cast.

The place looks amazing.

A very brave lady !!!! Loved the Military style Barber

lol

lol nice

Thanks Glad you like the shots:) I was trying out my Canon 60D on this one is as low light as I could, works pretty well. The soundtrack is called Eastern Thought by Kevin MacLead

Some beautiful shots :) Especially the opening few! What is the soundtrack?