Garifuturism · Nisamina · LILA language recovery · Dangriga, Belize
Garifuna first.
Teachers first.
You do not need to understand vectors or artificial intelligence to use GULISI. Choose your classroom domain and enroll this device once. After that, GULISI opens automatically—even offline. Every answer begins with Garifuna.
Start here
Three steps. No technical setup.
The complete encrypted library installs automatically and stays on this device. GULISI never sends decrypted language data to this website.
- 1Choose your classroom domain
Choose English support, Spanish support, or a bilingual classroom.
- 2Enroll this device once
Open a private teacher link from MARAGAÑ, or enter the private code once. The code is never saved; this authorized device remembers a non-exportable key.
- 3Search or browse
Search a meaning, choose one of five discovery words, or use the 23-letter Garifuna alphabet.
Private · this device only
Open your complete GULISI classroom
A private teacher link enrolls this device automatically. If you received a code instead, choose the classroom domain and enter it once. The complete encrypted dictionary, sentences, and pronunciation install automatically.
No private learner pack is unlocked on this device.
Offline setup or recovery files
Only use these controls when a school received the files directly or automatic setup is unavailable.
Recovery pronunciation files
Validated CAB voice volumes
Select all supplied .gaudio volumes at once.
The complete voice estate installs automatically after the teacher code is accepted.
Your pack is open
What Garifuna word do you need?
Type an English meaning or a Garifuna word. Switch to Español to search Spanish meanings.
Discover
Five words from the verified dictionary
Choose a Garifuna word to open its exact record. The choices rotate.
A–Y
Browse the Garifuna alphabet
Preparing the offline application shell…
Created from Dangriga, Belize
MARAGAÑ (Shaka) MAGARADA
Author · Engineer · Data Scientist · Creator of GULISI
“I built GULISI so our teachers can begin with Garifuna and use English or Spanish only as support. This is personal work: language recovery through technology, created for the survival and future of my people.”
B.S. Computer Science, California State University, San Bernardino · Currently pursuing an M.S. in Data Science, University of Colorado Boulder