The most powerful sentence a child can say in Gamilaraay might be the simplest: “Ngaya …” – I. From there, the world opens: “Gaba ngaya.” (I’m good.) “Yinggil nginda?” (Are you tired?) “Yuulngin nhama.” (She/He is hungry.) With each exchange, children take an everyday idea and express it Gamilaraay‑style, including the elegant rule that pronouns […]