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when  the white people took away the  indigenous children , and made them breed with wite people so the indigenous culture faded away

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The White is consistenly growing largely while the Aborigines lessened

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https://aifs.gov.au/publications/families-and-cultural-diversity-australia/3-aboriginal-families-australia

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At the most around 25000

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there are less than 150 aboriginal  languages left today and 13 highly endangered .leaving only a few languages still  occupied and running by indigenous people

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before the invasion around 250 languages were 'alive'

Now there are around 60 'healthy' languages

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The arrival of the First Fleet in 1788 bought new diseases. aboriginals were not even able to resist a common cold. Because they had never been exposed to these diseases before. -Skwirk

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awesome website

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from justin o and gordon

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Now 42 out about 250 of the Aborigines Language are extinct, most of the others are vulnerable, critically or severely endangered. Only few out of 250 languages are now vigorous or moribund. Some are developing (recovering).

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there were 250 languages spoke before the british came

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a year after the First Fleet arrived, a smallpox outbreak killed many of the Indigenous people that lived in the Sydney area. The smallpox epidemic rapidly spread to surrounding communities increasing the number of victims. the risk was very high

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disease form the colinists

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The people of Aborigines fetching the diseases after the arrival of the First Fleet.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Australian_Aboriginal_languages

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25000

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Before invasion more than 250 Aboriginal languages existed in Australia. Only 60 of them are still considered healthy.Why are so many lost?