galibi造句

• Albina has a small boat ( korjaal ) connection to Galibi.
• The town contains an Indonesian community, as well as a Galibi Amerindian community.
• They were harassed by the Galibi Indians who captured women and children and sold them as slaves in Surinam.
• There are two nature preserves located in the estuary region on the Surinamese side of the river, near the village of Galibi.
• Before the first Europeans arrived, there was no Arawak, Emerillon, Galibi, Palikur, Wayampi ( also known as Oyampi ), and Wayana.
• They settled in Galibi ( " Kupali Yum? " meaning " tree of the forefathers " ) at the mouth of the Marowijne River.
• :A note to the Oxford Classics edition gives : " cousheries " : possibly couchari, the Galibi word for a deer ( Todd, Penguin ).
• The main reason tourists visit Galibi is to see the turtles, which come from all over the world ( including places as distant as Costa Rica and Australia ) to lay their eggs in Suriname.
• The "'Galibi Order "'of Sufism is a descendant of the Qadiriya and Rifa'iya orders  the integration of the earliest and the most popular orders established in Islam.
• The foundation, funded in part by the World Wildlife Fund, has 25 people patrolling about 35 kilometers ( 22 miles ) of beach, 18 kilometers ( 11 miles ) of which lies within the Galibi nature reserve.
• The word " tonka " is taken from the Galibi ( Carib ) tongue spoken by natives of French Guiana; it also appears in Tupi, another language of the same region, as the name of the tree.
• The numbers have been increasing in Suriname since 1995, when the foundation recorded a ten-year low of 2, 337 nests on the beaches of Galibi, which lies along the Maroijne River that separates Suriname from French Guiana.
• They are far more dispersed as compared to the Galibi-Marwono community in the same reservation, wherein 1, 578 out of a total population of 1, 787 Galibi-Marwono are concentrated in the " Kumaruma " village.
• They are far more dispersed as compared to the Galibi-Marwono community in the same reservation, wherein 1, 578 out of a total population of 1, 787 Galibi-Marwono are concentrated in the " Kumaruma " village.
• Only in the 1990s did indigenous teachers, however, begin to receive training first by CIMI, then by the Organization of Indigenous Teachers of Oiapoque established in 2005, and now " many of the teachers are Karip鷑a or Galibi-Marwono ."
• Lanc-Patu?creole typically refers to what is spoken in Macap? the capital of Amap?state, whereas Amap?French creole refers to the French-lexified creoles in the Ua鏰 Indian Reservation : Karip鷑a French creole ( KFC ) and Galibi-Marwono French creole ( GMFC ).
• Ferreira states that " the Catholic mission, CIMI, has been largely responsible for promoting a three year Kheu髄 education primary school programme . " According to CIMI statements, the Karip鷑a and Galibi-Marwono have been working since 1978 to develop this educational process, but the " materials [ for language education ] " are not readily available and are most likely used in the community for the three-year language education program.
• At the same time, people feel very positive about speaking Portuguese . " Ferreira likewise confirms this, referencing the " discontent felt by many indigenous leaders " who feel as though the state of education in KFC is not of a sufficient standard to be beneficial for the maintenance of KFC . This program was implemented in the 1980s by CIMI, the Catholic mission, but recently a new modified version of this program, the " Projeto Pol韙ico Pedag骻ico das Escolas Ind韌enas Karip鷑a e Galibi-Marworno ", is in the process of being implemented, although the value of the new program in maintaining KFC is unclear.