The question of indigenous languages in Nicaragua: about the publication of the Miskitu Pedagogical Grammar by Miguel Urbina Moneada and the Trilingual Dictionary: Miskitu- Sumu/ Mayangna/ Spanish by Melba McLean Cornelio and Miguel Urbina Moneada

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  • Danilo Salamanca Bluefields Indian & Caribbean University

Keywords:

Atlantic Coast, Ethnic group, Indigenous language

Abstract

To appreciate the value and significance of the publication of these books by CIDCA-UCA, it is necessary to recall several aspects of the current situation of our national languages: In addition to Spanish, four other indigenous languages are still spoken in Nicaragua: Nicaraguan English, Miskito, Sumo and Rama. As we shall see, Sumo has two varieties that could be considered distinct languages. 

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2025-10-14

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Salamanca, D. (2025). The question of indigenous languages in Nicaragua: about the publication of the Miskitu Pedagogical Grammar by Miguel Urbina Moneada and the Trilingual Dictionary: Miskitu- Sumu/ Mayangna/ Spanish by Melba McLean Cornelio and Miguel Urbina Moneada. Wani, (44). Retrieved from https://revistas.bicu.edu.ni/index.php/wani/article/view/349

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