Medical Phrases - From Three Western Desert Languages by Amee Glass & Dorothy Hackett

Medical Phrases - From Three Western Desert Languages by Amee Glass & Dorothy HackettMedical Phrases from Three Western Desert Languages is designed to be a simple reference book for hospital staff and medical workers in Western Australia, when dealing with Indigenous people from the eastern area of the state (excluding the Murchison, Pilbara and Kimberleys). The languages from which these phrases are taken are Ngaanyatjarra, which (with its closely related dialect Ngaatjatjarra) is spoken at Warburton Ranges, Jameson, Blackstone,

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