Talk:Gooniyandi language

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Inclusion of rare kinship terminology (suggestion)

Latest comment: 1 year ago1 comment1 person in discussion

Hi folks, maybe this suggestion is totally worthless (in that case, enjoy some fun trivia) but I wanted to raise it anyways. Gooniyandi/Guniyandi has a tri-relational dyadic [kinship] term, which is essentially an insanely complex way of speaking about a relative because it takes into account who you're speaking to. It's a really unique linguistic feature and might be worth a mention; especially because this language is so endangered and, frankly, it breaks my heart to think something so rare and special might be lost soon. Just an idea for anyone more knowledgable about wiki editing who might see this comment :-) AnthroKate (talk) 00:16, 26 May 2025 (UTC)Reply

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Talk:Gooniyandi language

Inclusion of rare kinship terminology (suggestion)