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GARIFUNA VIDEO TEACHER

Learn Garifuna. Teach Garifuna. Share Garifuna.

Learn through short videos, real pronunciation, canonical spelling, captions and guided practice.

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Mábuiga

Hello · /MAH-bwee-ga/

Seremeiñ

Thank you · /seh-reh-MAYN/

Abañ

One · /AH-bahn/

LEXICON → SCRIPT → VOICE → CAPTIONS → VERIFIED

Today, free

One word, one phrase and one number, changing every day — free for everyone, no account needed. Every form comes straight from the official Garifuna canonical lexicon. Tap Listen to hear the Garifuna, then the English.

Word of the day

Seremeiñ

Thank you

Pronounced seh-reh-MAYN

Phrase of the day

Buíti ranbá weyu

Good evening

Pronounced BWEE-tee ran-BA WAY-yoo

Number of the day · 15

Keinsi

Fifteen

Pronounced KAYN-see

Featured video lessons

Video-first lessons with canonical focus terms, Listen, Watch, Practice and Save actions.

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Garifuna number video lessons

Uploaded number lessons presented with honest canonical review status and accessible learning controls.

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Interactive Garifuna counting challenge title card2:47
English → GarifunaBeginner

Garifuna Numbers Video Lessons

Garifuna Numbers 1–20: Interactive Counting Challenge

A portrait-format counting challenge with echo-and-point activities and a complete 1–20 number ladder.

Canonical focus

Abañ

One

/AH-bahn/

By H. Samuel Zuniga Sr. • Arufudahati Garifuna (Garifuna Teacher) • Lewisville, Texas

Needs Correction
Watch Practice
Ocean animal number flashcard0:20
English → GarifunaBeginner

Garifuna Numbers Video Lessons

Garifuna Numbers 1–10: Ocean Animals

Ocean-animal flashcards introduce the numbers one through ten.

Canonical focus

Abañ

One

/AH-bahn/

By H. Samuel Zuniga Sr. • Arufudahati Garifuna (Garifuna Teacher) • Lewisville, Texas

Needs Correction
Watch Practice
Ocean animal counting flashcard0:10
English → GarifunaBeginner

Garifuna Numbers Video Lessons

Garifuna Numbers 1–4: Ocean Flashcards

A short ocean-themed preview introducing numbers one through four.

Canonical focus

Abañ

One

/AH-bahn/

By H. Samuel Zuniga Sr. • Arufudahati Garifuna (Garifuna Teacher) • Lewisville, Texas

Needs Correction
Watch Practice

Learning paths

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Garifuna Foundations

The essential first path: greet people, count, name your family and say simple sentences.

6 stages · Beginner

Open path

Use it daily

Everyday Garifuna

Language for the places you actually go: home, kitchen, market, road and community.

6 stages · Intermediate

Open path

Language in context

Garifuna Culture

Learn the language through the history, music, food and traditions that carry it.

7 stages · Advanced

Open path

Learn → Practice → Create → Share

The platform connects daily learning, guided practice, creator review and shareable lessons.

Learn

Watch short captioned lessons.

Practice

Repeat vocabulary and track progress.

Create

Draft lessons through ten clear steps.

Share

Send verified lessons to families and classrooms.

Full courses

Structured courses with units, lesson scripts and progress tracking.

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Creator studio

Draft to verified publishing

Every creator lesson follows a visible workflow before it can become Garifuna Verified.

Open the guided builder
  1. Draft
  2. Lexicon Checked
  3. Audio Checked
  4. Caption Checked
  5. Garifuna Verified
  6. Published

Culture hub

Language lives inside culture: food, music, history, family and community preservation.

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Learner stories

Practical ways families, teachers and creators can use the platform.

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Family practice

A parent saves a daily word, replays the pronunciation and shares the video with relatives.

Classroom review

A teacher opens a number video, toggles captions and starts guided practice after the lesson.

Creator archive

A speaker drafts a lesson, checks each term and keeps the lesson in review until verified.

Frequently asked questions

What makes the Garifuna text authoritative?

Approved Garifuna words come from the canonical lexicon. Missing terms stay in English or remain marked for review.

Can beginners start for free?

Yes. The daily word, phrase and number are free, and the video library includes public previews.

Can teachers and creators publish lessons?

Yes. Creator tools guide the lesson from draft through checks before anything is labeled Garifuna Verified.

Learn Garifuna. Teach Garifuna. Share Garifuna.

Start with today’s free lesson, then save progress, practice vocabulary or build your own verified teaching video.