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It's an English based creole (we spell it, I mean this specifically, Kriol) spoken by indigenous communities in northern Australia. The administration had caused havoc for decades because they were thought of as simply speaking a sort of poor man's English, but it's significantly different (and developed enough) for a few of them to become legit languages as opposed to a pidgin
@@khangiluta461 You are obviously wrong. She says at the beginning, from the 7 second mark, that her first language is Kala Lagaw Ya, which is an Australian language even if you don't accept pidgins that evolved in Australia as Australian. I would love it if Anne has also done a video like this in Kala Lagaw Ya.
@@khangiluta461 she said her language is Kala Lagaw Ya which is a traditional language from western & central islands but in the video she is speaking Torres Strait Creole (Yumplatok)
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I am from Papua New Guinea and I understand every word spoken. 💜🇵🇬
It's fascinating how one language 'means business' more than another in a household.
My mom would do the same thing while I was growing up. When my mom whipped out the Spanish I knew I was in trouble haha
Sounds like the Tok Pisin we speak here in PNG
Great to hear. Solomon Islands also spoke a creole language from English.
THANKYOU. We need these languages to survive- it's so sad that we drove them out
Sounds a bit like Tok Pisin
PNG and Torres Strait have a lot of similarities
Beautiful older sister
Torres Strait Creole, Yumplatok Creole, Yumpla Tok Creole
Kinda sounds like Tok pisin
But with more English
It's an English based creole (we spell it, I mean this specifically, Kriol) spoken by indigenous communities in northern Australia. The administration had caused havoc for decades because they were thought of as simply speaking a sort of poor man's English, but it's significantly different (and developed enough) for a few of them to become legit languages as opposed to a pidgin
damn I'm from PNG and I can understand this like it's so bloody similar to PNG pidgin damn
❤nice broken pidgin I understand everything
They look African. The first peoples of the world
Olsem bishlama ya language blo vanuatu
🫶🏾👍🏾
More unions
Why does she sound like speaking English only?
Because it is English, or rather, pidgin English. She obviously can't speak any Australian language.
@@khangiluta461 You are obviously wrong. She says at the beginning, from the 7 second mark, that her first language is Kala Lagaw Ya, which is an Australian language even if you don't accept pidgins that evolved in Australia as Australian. I would love it if Anne has also done a video like this in Kala Lagaw Ya.
@@khangiluta461 she said her language is Kala Lagaw Ya which is a traditional language from western & central islands but in the video she is speaking Torres Strait Creole (Yumplatok)
Torres Straits belongs to the melanesian (PNG)
no, the Torres Strait Islands are a part of QLD, Australia
@@georgianat-p5438yeah but descendants from PNG
@@hobii1345 i meant legally they are part of australia but they do fall under the Melanesian group so does Fiji, PNG, Vanuatu, Solomon Islands ect..
@@georgianat-p5438 yep that’s true :)
@@hobii1345they are both connected to png and aboriginal making it uniue