The Tasmanian Language refers to the group of indigenous languages spoken by the Aboriginal peoples of Tasmania before European colonization. These languages are part of the broader Pama-Nyungan language family and include several distinct dialects. Unfortunately, most of these languages became extinct in the 19th century due to the impact of colonization, disease, and cultural disruption. Efforts to revive and preserve the Tasmanian Language have been ongoing, with some communities working to reclaim their linguistic heritage. Linguists and Aboriginal groups collaborate to document and teach the few remaining words and phrases, aiming to keep the cultural identity alive for future generations.