Sape Indian Language (Sapé, Sapê, Kariana, Caliana)

Sape is a Arutani-Sape language of South America.
Sape is a seriously endangered language, still spoken by only a few elders in Venezuela.

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Sape Language Resources

Language Museum: Sape:
Translation of a Bible passage into Sape.

La Lengua Kaliana-Sape:
Information about the Sape language including a linguistic map of Venezuela. Page in Spanish.

House of Languages: Sapé:
Information about Sape language usage.

Ethnologue: Sape:
Demographic information on the Sapé language.

Kaliana Language Tree:
Theories about Sape's language relationships compiled by Linguist List.

Links, References, and Additional Information

  Wikipedia: Sape:
  Encyclopedia articles on the Sape language.
  Los Sapé

Idioma Sape:
Information about the Sapes and their language in Spanish.

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