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Name: Wangaaybuwan-Ngiyambaa Alternate Names: Wongaibon; Ngiyampaa; Wangaaybuwan; Wongai-bun; Wonghibone; Wonjhi-bon; Wonjibone; Wongi-bone; Wonghibon; Wonghi; Wun-gai; Wuzai; Wozai; Wo'yaibun; Mudall; Wongagibun; Wombungee; Wangaaybuwan (in French); Vangaybuván (in Spanish); Ngiyambaa; Ngemba; Ngiamba; Ngeumba; Ngiumba; Gaiamba Spoken in: Australia Number of speakers: 12 (Wurm and Hattori 1981) (Ethnologue) Number of speakers: 2 (UNESCO) Number of speakers: 12 (World Oral Literature Project) Code: wyb Code Authority: ISO 639-3 Code Standard: SIL Families: Pama-Nyungan Parent Subgroup: Wiradhuric; Wiradjuric Group (wirc) Child Dialects: Wangaaybuwan; Wongaibon; Wombungee; Wongagibun; Wonghibon; Wonghi; Wonjhibon (wyb-wan) Wayilwan; Waljwan; Walyen; Waljen; Weilwan; Walywan (wyb-way) Ngiyambaa; Giamba; Narran; Noongaburrah; Ngeumba; Ngiamba; Ngiumba; Ngjamba; Ngumbarr; Ngemba; Gaiamba; Ngormbal (wyb-ngi)

Endangerment Status

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Linguist List Status: Nearly Extinct UNESCO Status: Critically endangered Ethnologue Status: Nearly Extinct Sutherland's Red List: Critically Endangered