Aboriginal Interpreting WA
- the only Indigenous language interpreting service in Western Australia. |
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Do I need an Interpreter in W.A.?
If you're talking to Aboriginal people, whether in a town or out in a community, chances are you need the services of an interpreter.
Many Aboriginal people do not speak English as their first or second language. Many people speak traditional languages as well as Kriol and Aboriginal English
Today, a majority of young regional Aboriginal people grow up speaking Kriol, only learning English at school.
Some of the languages AIWA provides interpreters for are:
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- Bardi
- Aboriginal English
- Bardi
- Gooniyandi
- Jaminjung
- Jaru
- Julwaliny
- Karajarri
- Kartujarra
- Kija
- Gija
- Kukatja
- Luritja
- Mangala
- Manyilyjarra
- Martu
- Martu Wangka
- Miriwoong
- Murrinh-Patha
- Ngaanyatjarra
- Ngarinman
- Ngarinyin
- Nyangumarta
- Nyikina
- Nyul Nyul
- Pintupi
- Pitjantjatjara
- Walmajarri
- Wangkatjunga
- Warlpiri
- Warman
- Wongatha
- Worrora
- Yawuru
- Yindjibarndi
- Yulparitja
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