Ask Aunty - What are some Aboriginal words I can use in day-to-day conversation?

What are some Aboriginal words I can use in a day-to-day conversation?
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Aunty Munya Andrews is an Aboriginal Elder from the Kimberly region of Western Australia. Her life's purpose is to share her cultural knowledge and leave a legacy of Dreamtime wisdom for generations to come.
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[@LinRuiEn]

Language is absolutely essential to keeping any culture alive and healthy, and as someone who studies linguistics and languages I am so happy to see so many first nations languages in Australia in a healthy state, including Aboriginal English.
In the United States many of our native languages are in a very sorry state with only few speakers.
Thank you again Aunty!

[@boop7313]

these videos are great thankyou i'm trying to learn to be a proper allie.

[@brendanryan6740]

love you aunty

[@James-kv6kb]

Anywhere in central Australia Palya is hello or noontu Palya are you good .oyah yes weah no

[@davidrixon3549]

Kfc maccas dole cheque

[@DetrEish-yk3cd]

Loser
U afraid?

[@Davechappelle445]

Vote NO

[@James-kv6kb]

Weha - no

[@DetrEish-yk3cd]

I VOTEE YES.
NO DSNT CHANGE THE FACT THIS IS ABORIGINAL LAND .