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Light Warlpiri: A New Language

In the examples, elements drawn from Warlpiri are in italics , those from Aboriginal English or Kriol are in bold print and those from Standard Australian English are in plain text. The auxiliary cluster is underlined. The examples are from adults in their early twenties. Older adults call this way of talking ‘Light Warlpiri’ (LW). LW draws most verbs and verbal morphology from Kriol, nouns from Warlpiri and English, and nominal morphology from Warlpiri. It has an innovative auxiliary paradigm, which is derived from Warlpiri and Kriol auxiliaries. Languages spoken in Lajamanu are Warlpiri, Aboriginal English and Standard Australian English, and LW. Older Warlpiri speakers, over approximately 30 years old, typically code-mix and borrow from Kriol and English when speaking Warlpiri. They also code-switch between Warlpiri and English or Kriol. People in Lajamanu are