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'Anpernirrentye-akerte. Anpernirrentye-arle ampere kantreyenge-arleapetyeme, ampere akngamentyenge-ntyele. Arelhe tyerrye mapekwenengenenge, urrperle mape anwerne anpernirrentye-akerte akwete-arle amangkintyeke, ane intintyeke.
Kinship comes out of the Country itself, it comes from the Ancestorbeings. Aboriginal people have grown up deep inside this from creation,and they live within it always and forever.' (Introduction)
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- Aboriginal Arrernte AIATSIS ref. (C8) (NT SG53-02) AUSTLANG note: There are several dialects of Arrernte (cf. Koch 2004) but in this database, distinctions between Central Arrernte, Western Arrernte, Southern Arrernte, and Eastern Arrernte are not made language
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