Arenahi

Profile Information:

About Me:
University of Arizona roku neyepayáni. Natakima towáku auran Karifuna, ke neyepaya nhawáku nhauran Garifuna, Lokono, tuma Taíno. Wairikútinu wauran namoikani, buwitu warenahi nhaone.

I study at the University of Arizona. I work with the Karifuna language and I also study Garifuna, Lokono and Taíno. I believe that our languages are important and that we must revitalize them.
Occupation:
Graduate Student, Teaching Assistant
Education:
B.A. Education and Linguistics, Swarthmore College (2004)
M.A. Linguistics, University of Arizona (2008)
Contact Information:
kmjosephs at gmail dot com
Research Interests:
Linguistics
Caribbean Arawakan languages
Language Revitalization
Affiliation:
Kalinago
My Website:
http://www.cariblanguage.org

Comment Wall:

  • Maximilian Forte

    Keisha, it is great to see you here, and you start with a beautiful page too. Really, it is good fortune for all of us to have a common site with you as a member. Please don't hesitate to contact me if you encounter any difficulties with this site. Thanks again, and a very warm welcome to you.

    Peace and Blessings.

    Apr 7, 2008

  • Jorge Baracutei Estevez

    Hi Keisha! Wow you have done a great job with your school and all! Congratulations! I lok forward to corresponding with you. BTW David says hello
    J

    Apr 8, 2008

  • Wellington Ramos

    Dear Keisha,
    I am very proud of your accomplishments. You are on a very important mission because there is still a lot of researches that is required to uncover more information about the resiliancy of this great culture.
    Garanigu Wagiya
    Wellington C. Ramos

    Apr 10, 2008

  • Maximilian Forte

    Thanks very much Keisha. I am glad that group was created--the creation of indigenous language resources for the web has seen some of the brighest and most useful sites being created, and I know they have already been of benefit to many persons, even if we might not always hear from them directly or immediately.

    Apr 16, 2008

  • Jorge Baracutei Estevez

    Taiwei Keisha! As soon as I get a moment (Super busy here at the Museum) I will join the group.
    Thank you!
    J

    Apr 16, 2008