In Guyana, saving an Indigenous language from dying out with its last speakers

Mongabay
Dec 21, 2021, 9:01 am335 pts
The Carib language is slowly disappearing from the villages of its descendants in Guyana. But in the remote village of Kwebana in the country’s Barima-Waini region, a schoolteacher, a community health worker and a group of women are pursuing revival efforts to save the language of their community. Kwebana is…

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