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Meigim Kriol Strongbala
  • April 23, 2020·

Kriol to feature on postage stamp

Kriol is a minority language, which means it lacks the prestige and visibility of ‘majority’ world languages such as English, Italian and Arabic. Minority languages are often invisible, spoken at…
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    • April 2, 2020·

    Coronavirus posters in Kriol

    Artist and writer Chips Mackinolty with help from the Northern Land Council and AMSANT has produced a series of posters with health messages to limit the spread of Coronavirus/Covid-19. We…
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      • March 18, 2020·

      Kriol songs with Ngukurr FaFT

      Mothers, staff and the little ones at Ngukurr FaFT (Families as First Teachers) have continued doing great work with Meigim Kriol Strongbala this year. Last year, they were busy translating…
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        • February 7, 2020·

        Kriol songs for younger kids

        At Ngukurr School, the Meigim Kriol Strongbala program has been regularly visiting a class made up of a boisterous and adorable bunch of 7 and 8 year olds. Part of…
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          • December 5, 2019·

          Kriol Alphabet poster released

          When we started the Meigim Kriol Strongbala project earlier this year, one of our main goals was to create more education and literacy resources for Kriol. Without high-quality resources, Kriol…
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            • December 2, 2019·

            Kriol Movie Review – Monster-in-law

            This maybe a world-first: a Kriol movie review! Dawson Daniels has been practising writing Kriol and just for fun wrote a synopsis and review of the 2005 movie Monster-in-law, starring…
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