Indigenous Australians have contributed richly to language on a global scale. This is especially through the names of creatures such as the kangaroo, koala, wombat, wallaby and dingo, all of which were originally Indigenous Australian words, but now used everywhere English is spoken, as well as being incorporated into other languages, including Japanese. 　オーストラリア原住民の言語は、世界的にも貢献している。カンガルー、コアラ、ウォンバットやディンゴなどの動物の名前は全て先住民語に由来し、現在は英語だけでなく日本語を含め世界各国で使われており、まさに「国際語」だ。 Related posts: 「やばいリンガル」Heaps （山積み） 豪キャブラリー： Preggers ウルルを登れなくなる Boxing Dayって殴りあうカンガルーと関係ないの？ Be Careful What You Wish For… Acrobatic Start to Relations まさにアクロバティックに始まった日豪関係 バナナを曲げる人々 People who Bend Bananas ‘Bitch-face’ Lovebird It Would be Roo-d Not to Include… What? There’s Strine in Nihongo? Powered by YARPP.