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Maleku Indian Language (Guatuso, Jaika)
Maleku is a Chibchan language
of Central America. Maleku is spoken by 500 people in Costa Rica.
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Maleku Words
Our list of vocabulary words in the Maleku language, with comparison to words in other Chibchan languages.
Maleku Pronunciation Guide:
How to pronounce Guatuso words.
Maleku Numbers:
Worksheet showing how to count in Maleku.
Indigenous Languages in Costa Rica:
Costa Rican Language Map:
Maps showing where the Maleku/Guatuso language was spoken in the past and today.
La lengua Maleku
La Lengua Watuso-Wetar
Information on the Guatuso and Guetar languages in Spanish.
House of Languages: Guatuso:
Information about Guatuso language usage.
Maléku Jaíka Language
Demographic information on Maleku from the Ethnologue of Languages.
Maleku:
Wikipedia article on the Maleku language.
Guatuso Language Tree:
Theories about Maleku's language relationships compiled by Linguist List.
Cultures of Costa Rica
Map showing the location of the Maleku and other indigenous Costa Rican tribes.
Costa Rica Eta Panama:
Maps showing where in Central America Maleku is spoken.
Maleku Culture:
Articles on the history and traditions of the Maleku tribe.
The Maleku Tribe of Costa Rica:
Homepage of Maleku artist David Elizondo, with photographs and cultural information as well as arts and crafts.
Maleku People:
Encyclopedia articles on the Maleku Indians.
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Links, References, and Additional Information
Endangered Languages Project: Guatuso:
Bibliography of Maleku language resources.
Cultura Maleku
Los Maleku y el espíritu de la tierra:
Information about the Malekus in Spanish.

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