Yaru! Gudjal Learner's Guide and Dictionary.

Front cover
Inside front cover
Half-title page
Dedication
Title page
Imprint/copyright page
Contents
Preface
Introduction
Map of North Queensland
Learner's Guide
1 Learning Gudjal Language
1.1 Language learning tips
1.2 Gudjal example sentences
1.3 Some useful grammar terms
2 The sounds of Gudjal
2.1 Consonants
2.3 Stress
3 Greeting people in Gudjal
4 Nouns, pronouns, adjectives
4.1 'The' and 'a'
4.2 Using things: 'with a . . .'
4.3 'To' and 'for'
4.4 'From' somewhere
4.5 Where something happened: 'in', 'on' and 'at'
4.6 Possession: whose is it?
4.7 Who does what in a sentence?
4.9 'Here', 'there', 'this' and 'that'
5 Verbs
5.1 Intransitive and transitive verbs
5.2 How to say 'is'
5.3 Telling someone to do something
5.4 Talking about the past and the present
5.5 Continuous actions
5.6 Talking about the future
5.7 'So that . . . ', 'in order to'
5.8 Saying something didn't happen: 'not', 'don't'
5.9 How to say you don't know something
6 Other aspects of grammar
6.1 Questions
6.2 Saying 'and' or 'but'
6.3 Drawing attention to a word
6.4 Positions: 'up', 'down', 'behind'
6.5 Adverbs
7 Word endings and pronouns
7.1 Endings
7.2 Pronouns
8 Gudjal skin system
8.1 Skins
8.2 Totems
9 Songs and Welcome
9.1 Songs
9.2 Welcome to Country
Dictionary
10 Gudjal to English dictionary
11 English to Gudjalin categories
12 English to Gudjal finder list
Further reading and listening
About the authors
Back cover.