Australian Indigenous languages are the languages spoken by the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples of Australia. There are over 250 distinct languages, each with its own dialects, reflecting the diverse cultures and histories of Indigenous communities. These languages are an essential part of the cultural identity and heritage of Indigenous Australians. Many Australian Indigenous languages are endangered due to colonization and the dominance of English. Efforts are being made to revitalize these languages through education, community programs, and documentation. Preserving these languages is crucial for maintaining cultural knowledge and connection to the land, as they often contain unique perspectives on the environment and social relationships.