About DIPALICORI
The platform DIPALICORI (Linguistic Diversity and Heritage of Costa Rica) has two functions. On the one hand, it is a repository of various materials (books, songs, audios, documentaries, photographic and video documentation, dictionaries, teaching materials, etc.) in the different languages spoken in the territory of the present Republic of Costa Rica. All these materials can be consulted and downloaded for free... (Read more)
Linguistic Diversity of Costa Rica
At present, Costa Rican linguistic diversity is made up of seven Indigenous languages of the Americas with very different states of vitality depending on the town (Sánchez 2009, 2013, 2014). Bribri, which is spoken in the canton of Talamanca, in the province of Limón, and in the canton of... (Read more)
Brunca / Boruca / Brúncajc / Brúnkajk
The Boruca language is known by its speakers as Div Tégat, and...
Buglere / Bocotá
The Buglere language (Buglé, Bocotá, Bocotá de Chiriquí, Sabanero Guaymí) is spoken…
Limonese Creole / Creole English / Limonese English / Mekaytelyw
Description and documentation of the language...
Linguistic Diversity of Costa Rica / Languages of Costa Rica
At present, Costa Rican linguistic diversity is made up of seven...
Language of Brorán / Térraba / Naso / Brorán
The language of Brorán is the Costa Rican variety of the Naso language,...
Lesco / Costa Rican Sign Language
Description and documentation of the language. Available resources in DIPALICORI...
Malecu / Maleku / Malécu Jáica / Guatuso
The Malecu language (Maleku, Malécu lhaíca, Malécu Jaíca, Maléku lhaíca, Maléku Jaíca,...
Ngäbere / Ngäbe / Ngöbere / Novere / Nove / Guaymí
The Ngäbere language, traditionally known as Guaymí, and recently as Novere, Nove,...