Do Australians have their own language?

Australians do not have their own distinct language in the way that, for example, France has French or Mexico has Spanish.

However, Australians do have a unique and vibrant culture that includes:

* Australian English: This is the primary language spoken in Australia. It's a dialect of English with its own distinct vocabulary, pronunciation, and grammar. Australian English is full of slang and colloquialisms, making it sound different from other varieties of English.

* Indigenous Australian languages: There are over 250 Indigenous languages spoken in Australia, many of which are unique to the country. However, these languages have been greatly impacted by colonization and are now considered endangered.

* Australian Sign Language (Auslan): This is a visual language used by the Deaf community in Australia. Auslan is distinct from other sign languages and has its own grammatical structure and vocabulary.

So, while Australians don't have a unique "national language" in the traditional sense, their language and culture are rich and diverse.