You are always someone’s Bunji!

Bunji is a word that is still commonly used by Aboriginal people in Australia.

It has different meanings, but it mostly means “friend” or “mate”.

The word is derived from the word “bunya”, which means “together” in the Aboriginal language.

The word “bunji” can also be used to describe a group of people who are close to each other, such as a family or a community.

The word has a strong connotation of togetherness and cooperation, which is why it is often used to describe friends or mates.

The next time you hear the word bunji, you’ll know it has its roots in Australia’s rich Aboriginal culture.