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Activity 12: I like Djeran

Djeran is the Noongar season of the first rains.

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Ricky has shared a song about Djeran in Noongar. 

Practice saying the words out loud.

Listen to Ricky signing the song:

Can you join in?

Djeran-ak, Djeran-ak.

(In Djeran, in Djeran).

Kep-koorl, nidja! Kep-koorl, koorlungka!

(Rain is coming, look! Rain is coming children!)

Djeran-ak, Djeran-ak.

(In Djeran, in Djeran).

Ngarla djurrapin Djeran-ak.

(We’re all happy in Djeran).

Watch Activity 12 video on YouTube

Share with us

We would love to hear your version of our Djeran song!

Share your version to the Kings Park Home Delivery Facebook group or use the hashtag #KingsParkHomeDelivery.

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