What if Bluey spoke one of the world's oldest living languages?
Five episodes of the award-winning children’s cartoon have been released in Australian Indigenous language for the first time.
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"The show's producers hope the project will amplify First Nation voices, and help language preservation through storytelling."
— Simon Atkinson , Other
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Five episodes of the award-winning children’s cartoon have been released in Australian Indigenous language for the first time.
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