Emojis help immortalise endangered Kaytetye language in Central Australia in new Kaytetyemoji app
A new app with a 112 emojis aims to preserve the endangered Kaytetye language for younger generations — and users across the country.
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A new app with a 112 emojis aims to preserve the endangered Kaytetye language for younger generations — and users across the country.
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