The Barkindji Language is an Indigenous Australian language spoken by the Barkindji people, who are primarily located around the Murray River in New South Wales. It is part of the Ngarrindjeri language group and has a rich cultural significance, reflecting the traditions and history of its speakers. Efforts are being made to revitalize the Barkindji language, as it has faced decline over the years. Community initiatives, educational programs, and language resources aim to teach younger generations and preserve this important aspect of Barkindji heritage for the future.