The Bribri language is an indigenous language spoken by the Bribri people, primarily in the regions of Costa Rica and Panama. It belongs to the Chibchan language family and is known for its complex grammatical structure and rich vocabulary. The language is an essential part of the Bribri culture and identity, serving as a means of communication and a vessel for traditional knowledge. Bribri is primarily an oral language, although efforts are being made to promote its written form. The language features unique sounds and tones, making it distinct from other languages in the region. Preservation initiatives are crucial for maintaining the Bribri language, as it faces challenges from globalization and the dominance of Spanish.