Here's a lesson in Dharug to introduce yourself. Dharug is one of the Aboriginal languages of Sydney. Everyday this week, Jacinta Tobin will be chatting to Simon Marnie on Breakfast and sharing other phrases we can learn to say. Jacinta's music is part of a project called BAYALA - BARAYA: SING UP COUNTRY at Sydney Festival #SydFest | ABC Sydney

Counting to 10 in the Dharug language- pronunciation! 🖐🏾🖐🏾 | Dharug Custodian Aboriginal Corporation -DCAC

WARAMI 2020 - Welcome to the traditional country of the Burramatta clan of the Darug people. 'Burra' means eel and 'matta' means creek. Featuring a Darug welcome and smoking ceremony performed by Uncle Chris Tobin in Parramatta Park to kick off our WARAMI program for National Reconciliation Week, get an insight into the cultural process and meaning of the custom. Discover our full program here: https://bit.ly/2AXXuGC | City of Parramatta

33K views · 99 reactions | We hope you've enjoyed learning greetings in Dharug this week! Here is the last lesson from Jactina Tobin with how to say thank you and goodbye in the Indigenous language. Don't forget to practice! Jacinta's music is part of a project called BAYALA - BARAYA: SING UP COUNTRY at Sydney Festival #SydFest | ABC Sydney | Facebook

DHARUG TRANSLATIONS | We’ve been enhancing our Aboriginal wayfinding signage at Nepean Hospital to now include audio pronunciations of hospitals departments and services in Dharug language. Simply scan the QR codes on certain signs around our campus to hear the name of the department in language, and its Aboriginal English interpretation. We were honoured to work with Dharug language educator, Erin Wilkins and Dharug custodian, Rhiannon Wright, whose contributions and guidance were invaluable du