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Title:
Acknowledgement of Traditional Custodians in English and Wamba Wamba
Summary:
An acknowledgement of the Wamba Wamba and Perrepa Perrepa traditional custodians and Elders suitable for including on letterhead and documents and for learning and teaching language & cultural protocols.
Author:
Yarkuwa Indigenous Knowledge Centre - 2022
Format/type:
Document
Length:
2-Pages
About:
Letterhead Acknowledgement
Age Suitability Guide:
Yr-7-9, Yr-10-12, Community
Content:
Word construction, Literal Meaning, Word Bank, Pronunciation Guide, English Text, Wamba Wamba Text
Learning Focus:
Publisher:
Yarkuwa Indigenous Knowledge Centre © 1 Apr 2022
Doc ID:
16
External link:
Additional notes:
Apart from providing an approved 'Acknowledgement of Traditional Owners' text it is also a teaching resource for advanced students. Recommend that readers including the 'Acknowledgement' text in documents contact Yarkuwa Indigenous Knowledge Centre to have a talk about good use of it.
Suggestions (Teacher's Notes):
Although only one sentence it provides good examples of verb endings. Eg both 'nyernangurrang' and 'nyumangurrang' contain the 'we - exclusive' ie 'we-only' person ending. 'Nyumən' has the past participle ending and 'katimang' has the 'present participle' ending. Use these as examples for other verbs.