Presencia Taina
Taino history in video format:
http://ghwelker.wixsite.com/ptblog1
Arawak Language
http://akawaio.webonary.org/
From United Confederation of Taino People: What we know as the Taíno language is mainly an Arawakan language...
It is important to keep that there is no one Arawak language. In
addition, "Taíno" also has a number of
other languages that influence its composition. Among these are
meso-american languages, Tupi-guarani languages, and Cariban (Carib)
languages. Attached is a link to the Akawaio language for those
interested in reviewing the wider scope of linguistic connections and
inter-relationships. Akawaio is a Cariban language closely related to
Makushi and is still spoken in parts of Guyana, Brazil, and Venezuela.
Again, this is not an Arawakan language and this dictionary should not
be used as a "Taíno" dictionary. - Múkaro
