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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! The Gunwinyguan languages (or Gunwingguan) form the second largest family of Australian Aboriginal languages. They are spoken in Arnhem Land in northern Australia. The most populous language is Gunwinygu, with some 1500 speakers. Although the validity of the Gunwinyguan proper is widely accepted, the inclusion of some lesser known language isolates is debated. Ethnologue, for example, includes the Burarran languages, Gagadu, and Enindhilyagwa, which are not included here. What follows is based on a 1997…mehr

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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! The Gunwinyguan languages (or Gunwingguan) form the second largest family of Australian Aboriginal languages. They are spoken in Arnhem Land in northern Australia. The most populous language is Gunwinygu, with some 1500 speakers. Although the validity of the Gunwinyguan proper is widely accepted, the inclusion of some lesser known language isolates is debated. Ethnologue, for example, includes the Burarran languages, Gagadu, and Enindhilyagwa, which are not included here. What follows is based on a 1997 classification by Nicholas Evans at the Australian National Universtity.