Bayungu
Facts
4 properties- AUSTLANG code
- W23
- Endangeredlanguages.com ID
- 4003
- Ethnologue.com language code
- bxj
- Exact match
- publications.europa.eu
- Gambay ID
- Bayungu
- Glottolog code
- bayu1240
- IETF language tag
- bxj
- ISO 639-3 code
- bxj
- J9U entity ID
- 987007551408905171
- Topic's main category
- Category:Bayungu language
- WALS lect code
- bxj
- Wolfram Language entity code
- Entity["Language", "Bayungu::9rjf7"], Entity["Language", "Bayungu"]
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Country 1
← Language used 1
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Bayungu is a language [1] that is spoken in a specific country. The country where Bayungu is spoken is Australia [2].
As a language [1], Bayungu has its own distinct characteristics, but the provided information does not specify what these characteristics are. It is, however, clear that Bayungu is used in Australia [2].
The fact that Bayungu is a language [1] and is spoken in Australia [2] is the core of what is known about it from the given information. There is no additional detail about its origins, dialects, or the number of speakers.
Bayungu, being a language [1] in Australia [2], is part of the linguistic diversity of the country.