Kaurna Language with Uncle Rod

[@jozefgecz3398]

I really enjoyed your short course of Kaurna language Uncle Rod and I wish to know and learn more. I can not agree more about the importance of keeping Kaurna language alive and for generations to come. Growing up with and having learned multiple western languages I know just well that language is not only about communication, but also about history an culture and we must protect that!

[@monicawilliams3586]

It is so good to see you Uncle Rod, as a proud Kaurna, man sharing your cultural knowledge and discussing the importance of maintaining Kaurna cultural identity, and how essential language is to cultural identity.

[@gummybear17921]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge, Uncle Rod. Ngai pinti ngangki and I was born on Kaurna land. I aim to learn more about the Kaurna people and your language, and be a partner in the process of revival. Ngaityu yungantalya.

[@bronzzeAngel]

Thank you Uncle Rod. My two youngest boys go to the new Payinthi College which have been enabling learning the language on the land. And as a non indigenous person I just love it.

[@mistervidaller3698]

Thank you very much for this video. I am an English Teacher in the South of France and I'm doing a lesson on the first inhabitants of Australia and I'd like to know if I can use this video on my newly created website? On it I share documents and activities for them.
If you're interested into having a look at it I can send you the link.
Best regards.

[@universityofadelaide]

Hi there Kévin, please feel free to use this on your website. Thank you for asking. Please feel free to send us a link, we'd love to have a look.

[@Recordesk]

With respect and gratitude, I give thanks

[@moirawere7389]

Thank you - what is the Kaurna word for thank you?

[@hgcollective]

thank you