Kunza
Kunza, also known as Kunza language or Lickan Lickan, is an Aboriginal Australian language formerly spoken by the Kunza people in South Australia. It is classified as a Pama-Nyungan language. While there were once many speakers, the language experienced a significant decline in the 20th century. Efforts to revitalize Kunza have been ongoing, with some community members working to preserve and teach the language.
The Kunza language traditionally encompassed a range of dialects. Its geographical distribution was centered around the
In recent decades, the number of fluent Kunza speakers has dwindled dramatically. This decline is attributed