For most Chamorro people living in Hawai`i, hearing the language of their ancestors is a rare thing. But, as HPR’s Molly Solomon reports, members in the Pacific Island community are working to revitalize the language and keep it alive for generations to come.
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| Photo by Molly Solomon
Kenneth Gofigan Kuper (center) goes over Chamorro sentence structure with students Alex San Nicolas (left) and Francine Naputi (right).
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The Chamorro language class meets weekly at Kaka'ako Kitchen, every Saturday at 10 am.
For more information on the class, contact Kenneth Gofigan Kuper at kennethkuper@gmail.com or the Marianas Club at marianas@hawaii.edu.
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