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Not to be confused with the Bidjara dialect of Ngura or with Badjiri. BidyaraNative to AustraliaExtinct (20 in 1981)Language family Pama–Nyungan MaricBidyaraDialects Bidjara proper Gunja (Gunya) Gungabula Marrganj (Margany) Wadjigu Gayiri Dharawala Wadjalang Wadjabangayi Yiningayi Yanjdjibara Mandandanjdji (Mandandanyi) Guwamu Gunggari (Kunggari) Ganulu Gabulbara Wadja Nguri Language codesISO 639-3 Variously:bym – Bidyaragyy – Gunyagyf – Gungabulazmc – Marganywdu – Wadjiguzmk – Mandandanyigwu – Guwamukgl – Kunggariwdy – Wadjabangayixyb – Yandjibaraygi – Yiningayi Bidjara (Bidyara, Pitjara) is a nearly extinct Australian Aboriginal language. In 1980 it was spoken by twenty elders in Queensland, between Tambo and Augathella, Warrego and Langlo rivers. The recently-published Seventeenth Edition of Ethnologue (2013) listed Bidjara as extinct. Though the language still has an ethnic population, it appears to have shifted to English.
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Following BCP 47 the recommended tag for this language is gyy.

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