Greetings:
* "Yinda" - This is a general greeting that can be used in most situations. It's similar to "hello" or "good day."
* "Yinda, ngunnawal" - This is a more formal greeting, often used when meeting someone for the first time. It translates to "Hello, how are you?".
* "Yinda, marran" - This is a more casual greeting, used amongst friends and family. It translates to "Hello, brother/sister/friend".
* "Ngarra" - This means "good" and can be used as a greeting, similar to "good morning" or "good afternoon."
* "Ngurra" - This is a more formal greeting, often used when meeting someone in a professional setting. It translates to "Welcome".
Farewell:
* "Yinda" - You can use the same greeting "Yinda" to say goodbye as well.
* "Ngurra" - As mentioned above, "Ngurra" can also be used as a farewell, meaning "goodbye" or "farewell."
* "Ngarra" - Similar to greeting, "ngarra" can also be used to say goodbye. It could mean "See you later" or "take care".
Important Considerations:
* Wiradjuri is a spoken language, and the pronunciation of words can vary depending on the speaker's region and dialect.
* It is important to approach learning Wiradjuri with respect and sensitivity, as it is a living language with a rich cultural heritage.
Learning these greetings is a good first step in understanding and appreciating Wiradjuri language and culture. You can find more information about Wiradjuri language and resources for learning online and through community organizations.