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Identifying Indigenous Loanwords Used in Australian English
Recognise words borrowed from First Nations languages such as kangaroo, kookaburra, and billabong.
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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Languages on Country and Place
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Recognise that Aboriginal languages and Torres Strait Islander languages belong to Country/Place and Peoples, and connect to land and sea.
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Learning standards covered
AC9L2F2U04Australian Curriculum (v9) · Languages · 1st Graderecognise that Aboriginal languages and Torres Strait Islander languages belong to Country/Place and Peoples
AC9LRF2U04Australian Curriculum (v9) · Languages · 1st Graderecognise that Aboriginal languages and Torres Strait Islander languages belong to Country/Place and Peoples
AC9L2F2U03Australian Curriculum (v9) · Languages · 1st Gradenotice that [Language] has features that may be similar to or different from English